Ecosystem
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EnvironmentEnvironment Colombia
Conservation Project Kicks Off to Protect Vital Ecosystems
Colombia is launching a multi-million-dollar initiative meant to increase its proportion of protected land and marine areas over the next decade, and its ultimate goal is to get back on track towards protecting a third of its land and water by 2030.
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EnvironmentEnvironment Australia
One of the Seven Wonders of the World Sees Its Biggest Growth in Decades!
The latest reef monitoring results show that Australia’s Great Barrier Reef experienced the most substantial coral growth in 36 years, proof that the world's natural heritage site is recovering faster than expected.
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Animals
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SocietySociety Senegal
This Territory Has Been Restored, Bringing Young Locals Back Home!
Following a decade of hard conservation work, biodiversity, ecosystems, and resources have been restored in Kawawana, Senegal, with younger generations coming back to their native land, committed more than ever to preserve what has been saved.
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EnvironmentEnvironment Europe
Climate Action Reaches Next Level with These Two New Laws
All member states of the European Union (EU) will have to abide by two newly adopted laws, one set to restore Europe’s nature by 2050 and another aimed at cutting in half the use of chemical pesticides by 2030, as a collective effort to halt the…
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AnimalsAnimals United Kingdom
They Dug Up Soil for a Train Line, and Created a Bird Sanctuary
The creation of London’s newest train line also contributed to the creation of a nature reserve in Essex, a county in southeast England, the United Kingdom, where birds are thriving, meant to fight off the threats from climate change and coastal flooding.
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Environment
Environment China
Hidden Treasure Found, Revealing a Thriving Undisturbed Forest!
A massive sinkhole has been discovered in the south of China. Within it lies a primitive and amazingly well-preserved forest with its own ecosystem and biodiversity, giving us a unique insight into how nature thrives without the intervention of humans.
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AnimalsAnimals The World
World’s First “Submerged Orchestra” Is All About Biodiversity
A group of international scientists is developing the project of setting up a global audio collection of the underwater world in the hopes of identifying new species, plus comparing and monitoring ecosystems, and even repopulating specific ones.
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Environment