As cities face growing climate and biodiversity challenges, EU-funded researchers are harnessing the power of nature to create greener, healthier and more resilient urban spaces.
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‘Snow-White’ Monkeys of Sri Lanka Draw in Tourists
Purple-faced langurs typically have black coats and purplish-black faces with white sideburns, but some individuals around the village of Lankagama near the Sinharaja forest have completely or partially white coats.
Purple-faced langurs typically have black coats and purplish-black faces with white sideburns, but some individuals around the village of Lankagama near the Sinharaja forest have completely or partially white coats.
Living Organisms to the Rescue for Fixing Pollution
One of the most promising applications of bioremediation involves microorganisms like bacteria and fungi, which are capable of breaking down harmful substances into less toxic forms.
One of the most promising applications of bioremediation involves microorganisms like bacteria and fungi, which are capable of breaking down harmful substances into less toxic forms.
The Sultan of Garbage Author Shares 4 Tips on How to Reduce Waste and Be a More Responsible Consumer
Author of The Sultan of Garbage shares practical advice to help you cut down waste and rethink your habits.
Want to reduce waste in your daily life? Discover 4 smart tips from The Sultan of Garbage to become a more responsible consumer.
Climate Coping Does Not Need Kings
No Kings Day is June 14, 2025 we have to stand up for climate justice
No Kings Day is June 14, 2025 we have to stand up for climate justice
To Save This Critically Endangered Bird, It Takes a Village
The Bali myna once faced extinction from the illegal wildlife trade. An unusual approach may have helped save them.
The Bali myna once faced extinction from the illegal wildlife trade. An unusual approach may have helped save them.
Children of Gaza Face Lifelong Impacts of Hunger
Chronic malnutrition will have lifelong impact on children.
Chronic malnutrition will have lifelong impact on children.
An Interview With Orangutan Conservationist and Advocate Gary Shapiro
In the late 1970s, Shapiro took his research to Indonesian Borneo, where he lived among ex-captive orangutans and conducted the first study of sign language with apes in their natural habitat.
In the late 1970s, Shapiro took his research to Indonesian Borneo, where he lived among ex-captive orangutans and conducted the first study of sign language with apes in their natural habitat.
Two Key Ingredients Cause Extreme Storms With Destructive Flooding – Why These Downpours Are Happening More Often
The essential conditions for storms to form with heavy downpours are moisture and atmospheric instability.
The essential conditions for storms to form with heavy downpours are moisture and atmospheric instability.
How Butterflies Benefit the Environment
Butterflies are great for your garden as they are attracted to bright flowers and need to feed on nectar.
Butterflies are great for your garden as they are attracted to bright flowers and need to feed on nectar.
Global Warming Hits Hardest for Those Who Can’t Escape It
Many lack the ability to move away from impacts like heat, flooding and landslides.
Many lack the ability to move away from impacts like heat, flooding and landslides.
Most Effective Social Media Strategies for Your Sustainability Content
If you use social media to promote your environmental message you know all too well how hard it is to go viral.
If you use social media to promote your environmental message you know all too well how hard it is to go viral.
How Can Mariculture Help Save the Oceans?
Traditionally, seafood production involves catching these animals in their natural habitats, a process that entirely removes organisms from the ecosystem.
Traditionally, seafood production involves catching these animals in their natural habitats, a process that entirely removes organisms from the ecosystem.
The Wisdom of the Elders: Why the Oldest Animals Matter
The causes are disturbingly familiar: overfishing, habitat destruction, trophy hunting, and climate change.
The causes are disturbingly familiar: overfishing, habitat destruction, trophy hunting, and climate change.
Uganda’s Snack Crickets Chomp on Food Waste
Crickets are a protein-rich snack and source of income for farmers
Crickets are a protein-rich snack and source of income for farmers
Wisdom Walking in the Inland Northwest
Philosophical Hiking & the INLC Mission
Philosophical Hiking & the INLC Mission