The train made up of two hydrogen-powered driving cars and eight passenger coaches will operate in the northern state of Haryana.
Rivers Are Not Just Water Bodies: Interview With the Waterman of Odisha
Rivers are not just seen as water bodies in India, they are considered religious.
Rivers are not just seen as water bodies in India, they are considered religious.
Melanesian Nations Announce Intention to Create Massive Ocean Reserve Corridor
Located in the southwestern Pacific, Melanesia is a hotspot for marine biodiversity and the discovery of new species.
Located in the southwestern Pacific, Melanesia is a hotspot for marine biodiversity and the discovery of new species.
No Corporation Can Buy the ‘Right to Destroy’: Interview With Activist Raja Waseem Ahmed
Raja Waseem Ahmed spoke to Mongabay about his work and steps needed for using the judicial system to safeguard the region’s environment.
Raja Waseem Ahmed spoke to Mongabay about his work and steps needed for using the judicial system to safeguard the region’s environment.
Warming World Could Push Southeast Asia Forests Toward Thermal Limits, New Study
A new study from Southeast Asia finds the combined pressures of global warming and habitat degradation could send forest understory heat levels soaring within the next three decades, potentially exposing species to unprecedented levels of thermal stress.
A new study from Southeast Asia finds the combined pressures of global warming and habitat degradation could send forest understory heat levels soaring within the next three decades, potentially exposing species to unprecedented levels of thermal stress.
The US Government Says Habitat Destruction No Longer Counts as ‘Harm’ to Endangered Species
The U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration recently finalized a rule that narrows what qualifies as “harm” under the Endangered Species Act.
The U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration recently finalized a rule that narrows what qualifies as “harm” under the Endangered Species Act.
Research Offers Nature-Positive Path to End and Reverse Biodiversity Loss
From its nests high in the canopy of the Amazon, the harpy eagle depends on — and is critical to — the health of the forest around it.
From its nests high in the canopy of the Amazon, the harpy eagle depends on — and is critical to — the health of the forest around it.
Humans’ Relationship With Nature: Interview With Ethnobotanist Pavel Partha
Ethnobotanist Pavel Partha explores how Indigenous knowledge, ecological justice, and human connections with nature can reshape conservation efforts.
Ethnobotanist Pavel Partha explores how Indigenous knowledge, ecological justice, and human connections with nature can reshape conservation efforts.
Conserving Sierra Leone’s Western Chimpanzees: Interview With Tacugama’s Willie Tucker
Sierra Leone conservationists work to protect critically endangered western chimpanzees through rescue efforts, habitat protection, and community partnerships.
Sierra Leone conservationists work to protect critically endangered western chimpanzees through rescue efforts, habitat protection, and community partnerships.
Beavers Brought a Volcanic Wasteland Back to Life. Now It’s Under Threat
Beavers transformed a volcanic landscape into thriving wetlands, but new human interventions threaten years of restoration and ecosystem recovery.
Beavers transformed a volcanic landscape into thriving wetlands, but new human interventions threaten years of restoration and ecosystem recovery.
How Effective Are Canopy Bridges Really?
Research shows canopy bridges help tree-dwelling wildlife reconnect fragmented habitats, though effectiveness varies by species, design, and location.
Research shows canopy bridges help tree-dwelling wildlife reconnect fragmented habitats, though effectiveness varies by species, design, and location.
A Win-Win, Animal Crossings Make Roads Safer for Wildlife and People
Wildlife crossings reduce animal-vehicle collisions, reconnect habitats, and improve road safety for both animals and motorists.
Wildlife crossings reduce animal-vehicle collisions, reconnect habitats, and improve road safety for both animals and motorists.
Microplastic Pollution Can Fuel Rise in Antibiotic Resistance, Studies Find
Studies have found that bacteria exposed to microplastics develop enhanced resistance to antibiotics. Microplastics actively promote the formation of biofilms, communities of bacteria that stick to each other on a surface.
Studies have found that bacteria exposed to microplastics develop enhanced resistance to antibiotics. Microplastics actively promote the formation of biofilms, communities of bacteria that stick to each other on a surface.
The Growing Global Popularity of Wildlife Crossings
America’s independence was uncertain, shaped by pivotal battles, alliances, and decisions that determined the nation’s survival.
America’s independence was uncertain, shaped by pivotal battles, alliances, and decisions that determined the nation’s survival.
Listen to Whales to Improve Connection, Care & Ocean Health (Commentary)
While there have been remarkable conservation successes across the five decades of their efforts, the overall trend is clear: the health of the ocean is declining faster than efforts to protect it.
While there have been remarkable conservation successes across the five decades of their efforts, the overall trend is clear: the health of the ocean is declining faster than efforts to protect it.
Nepal’s Birdwatchers Help Monitor Wildlife and Promote Tourism
Birdwatching is becoming increasingly popular in Nepal, contributing to biodiversity conservation through public engagement and ecological data collection.
Birdwatching is becoming increasingly popular in Nepal, contributing to biodiversity conservation through public engagement and ecological data collection.