Wildlife
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Animals
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Animals
Animals IrelandThese Sharks’ Lives Are About to Get a Lot More Peaceful
Irish authorities are going forward with the protection of the basking shark, the second biggest fish in the world, through the establishment of a collaborative Code of Conduct for the eco-tourism and wildlife-watching industry to abide by.
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Animals
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Animals
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Animals
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Animals
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Animals
Animals NetherlandsGood News for City Bees: Census Reveals a Steady Population
The fourth ever national bee census - where thousands of volunteers across the Netherlands count bees - was held last year, and the results show a study urban bee population, proving just how effective initiatives can be.
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Technology
Technology SwedenA Silent Weapon on Wheels Against Poaching
An electric bike company based in Sweden is offering off-road electric motorbikes to a South African conservation-training institution, so that antipoaching patrollers can better protect a million acres of land, and consequently, species like cheetahs, lions, and elephants.
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Environment
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Environment
Environment United KingdomConservation Efforts Bring This River Back to Life
Thanks to nearly two decades of conservation work, the United Kingdom's River Thames is no longer considered “biologically dead,” a declaration that was made 64 years ago when it was so pollution-ravaged that animals could no longer survive in it.