Protection
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Animals
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Animals
Animals USASnakes and Planes Can Coexist: This Airport Is Also Home to Endangered Species
The second largest airport in California, United States, has turned a piece of its land into a sanctuary for two endangered species – the garter snake and the red-legged frog – where they can now both strive in ideal conditions.
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Environment
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Animals
Animals PhilippinesThese Birds Protect Our Farms, so We Must Protect Them, Says This Community
For the last five years, a community located in the southernmost province of Sarangani in the Philippines has been protecting the migration route of a raptor, since the apex predator helps keep a healthy ecosystem in the region.
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Animals
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Society
Society SwitzerlandDomestic Workers Needed Better Protection – and They’re Finally Getting It
In the decade since the Switzerland-based International Labour Organization adopted standards aimed at protecting domestic workers, 32 countries have improved their labour protection laws, like offering domestic workers equal protections.
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Environment
Environment North MacedoniaThis Mountain Is About to Get the Protection It Needs
On a drive to better protect the Balkan region’s biodiversity, territory and natural beauty, North Macedonia is passing a law to protect over 62,000 hectares of land, in what will soon be one of the largest cross-boundary protected areas in Europe.
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Animals
Animals UAEDesert Antelope Thrives Thanks to Conservation Success
Following conservation efforts in United Arab Emirates, the population of Arabian oryx in the country's largest nature reserve has increased by over 20% in under four years, complementing the authorities' commitment to preserve biodiversity.
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Health
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Animals
Animals AustraliaNear-Extinct Wallabies Gain New Hope of Survival
The bridled nailtail wallaby in Queensland, Australia has narrowly escaped extinction, thanks to a team of conservation scientists who placed young individuals in a secured place away from predators, where they could grow safely and with a better chance of survival.