Bat researchers recently declared a “major victory” in helping stop the online ornamental trade of bats.
Brazil Declares Environmental Emergency Ahead of 2025 Fire Season
Brazil has declared a nationwide environmental emergency to prevent another devastating fire season in 2025.
Brazil has declared a nationwide environmental emergency to prevent another devastating fire season in 2025.
How One Researcher Walked Thousands of Miles Along India’s Shores to Conserve Sea Turtles
Turtle Walker’ is a 75-minute documentary on the life and career of turtle conservationist Satish Bhaskar, who surveyed more than 4,000 kilometres of the India’s coastline.
Turtle Walker’ is a 75-minute documentary on the life and career of turtle conservationist Satish Bhaskar, who surveyed more than 4,000 kilometres of the India’s coastline.
Bleak Future for Karoo Succulents as Desert Expands in South Africa
A years-long drought has accelerated spreading dust-bowl conditions following decades of mining and heavy grazing, with grave consequences for endemic succulents.
A years-long drought has accelerated spreading dust-bowl conditions following decades of mining and heavy grazing, with grave consequences for endemic succulents.
Ecuador Must Improve Conditions for Uncontacted Indigenous Communities, Human Rights Court Rules
The nomadic Tagaeri and Taromenane rely on hunting and gathering in the Amazon Rainforest, but the area has also been an attractive location for oil development and logging.
The nomadic Tagaeri and Taromenane rely on hunting and gathering in the Amazon Rainforest, but the area has also been an attractive location for oil development and logging.
Both Legal and Illegal Wildlife Trade ‘Need Better Monitoring’: Interview With Alice Hughes
While most conversations around wildlife trade tend to focus on the illegal trade, the legal trade is at least 10 times higher in value.
While most conversations around wildlife trade tend to focus on the illegal trade, the legal trade is at least 10 times higher in value.
World Rewilding Day: Four Species Bouncing Back From the Brink of Extinction
Since 2018, conservationists have released more than 300 captive finches into a nature reserve in southeastern Brazil.
Since 2018, conservationists have released more than 300 captive finches into a nature reserve in southeastern Brazil.
Microplastic Within Humans Now a Health Crisis: Interview With ‘Plastic People’ Filmmakers
In a lab in Türkiye, researcher Sedat Gündoğdu zooms in on the image of a small red fiber. For the first time on film, viewers are witnessing microplastics in the human brain.
In a lab in Türkiye, researcher Sedat Gündoğdu zooms in on the image of a small red fiber. For the first time on film, viewers are witnessing microplastics in the human brain.
New Delhi Transforms Degraded Lands Into Biodiversity Parks
New Delhi, India’s capital, struggles with numerous environmental challenges, including extremely poor air quality during winter and heat waves in summer.
New Delhi, India’s capital, struggles with numerous environmental challenges, including extremely poor air quality during winter and heat waves in summer.
Searching for Peace, Finding Hope: A New Film Explores Rural Conflict in Kenya
In the film, producer Peter Goetz hands Ali the camera as he searches for information about the murder of his father, working through grief and adolescence to find some resolution for himself and his family.
In the film, producer Peter Goetz hands Ali the camera as he searches for information about the murder of his father, working through grief and adolescence to find some resolution for himself and his family.
Lives Worth Living: Elephants, Iain Douglas-Hamilton and the Fight for Coexistence
Along with Jane Goodall, he was a pioneer both of studying animals in the field and viewing them as more than objects of study — he recognised elephants as having individual personalities.
Along with Jane Goodall, he was a pioneer both of studying animals in the field and viewing them as more than objects of study — he recognised elephants as having individual personalities.
Whale Songs Rise and Fall With Food Supply, Study Finds.
They used recordings from underwater microphones called hydrophones that can detect any whale song for thousands of square kilometers (square miles).
They used recordings from underwater microphones called hydrophones that can detect any whale song for thousands of square kilometers (square miles).
Caribbean Reef Sharks Rebound in Belize With Shark Fishers’ Help
Experts say the establishment of no-shark-fishing zones around Belize’s three atolls in 2021 is what enabled the population boom.
Experts say the establishment of no-shark-fishing zones around Belize’s three atolls in 2021 is what enabled the population boom.
When a Chimp Community Lost Its Males, It Also Lost Part of Its Love Language
The study documents the loss of a socially learned behavior — a mating signal — among a group of chimpanzees following the poaching of all of the group’s male members.
The study documents the loss of a socially learned behavior — a mating signal — among a group of chimpanzees following the poaching of all of the group’s male members.
How ‘Ecological Empathy’ Can Help Humans Reconnect With Nature and Shape a Better World
She is clear that these have been present in Indigenous societies since time immemorial.
She is clear that these have been present in Indigenous societies since time immemorial.
10 Unique Community-Led Conservation Solutions in the Face of Environmental Despair
Numerous events and policy decisions across the world in the last several months are causing despair among many environmentalists.
Numerous events and policy decisions across the world in the last several months are causing despair among many environmentalists.