Conservation
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Environment
Environment CanadaMining Company Gives Indigenous Group Back Their Land
A First Nation from British Columbia, Canada, saw a culturally important territory become a conservancy, with the help of the mining company which was exploiting it, proving that collaborations between industries and Indigenous peoples work.
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Animals
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Animals
Animals North CyprusTurtles Are Doing Better Than Ever Over in This Island
Volunteers and scientists spent decades on a conservation program designed to help the population of green turtles and loggerheads stay afloat in North Cyprus, and their efforts paid off: the species’ populations are thriving!
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Environment
Environment IndonesiaBig Brands Give Big Bucks to Save Rainforests
Nestle, Pepsico and other major palm oil buyers have joined forces in a collective to invest $1 billion over 25 years, with a drive to do their part to protecting and restoring tropical forests in Indonesia and all across Southeast Asia.
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Animals
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Animals
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Animals
Animals CongoChildren Help Save Bonobos from Extinction – Here’s How
An animal sanctuary in the Democratic Republic of Congo opens its doors on a daily basis to delegations of schoolchildren, so that younger generations can learn about bonobos, and get involved in the protection of the endangered apes.
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Animals
Animals IndiaDecades After Its Extinction, This Cheetah Is Back!
The Asiatic cheetah will return to India after almost 70 years of being declared locally extinct: a batch of the large cats will be sent from Africa, along with experts who will train officers to maintain conservation efforts on Indian soil.
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Environment
Environment ItalyLeading by Example: Fishing Sustainably to Make Money Is Possible
It might have taken years of work and sacrifices, but the creation of a marine reserve along the coastline in Puglia, Italy, turned out to be the success story that could potentially change how the ocean is preserved in the future, without depriving fishers of revenues.
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Environment
Environment USABig Ear Bats Meet Woodrats in this Brand New National Park
The New River Gorge located in West Virginia, United States, has become the 63rd national park - giving it the highest form of protection - following a multigenerational effort to transform this former industrial area into a national landmark.