Conservation

Footwear brands like Arc'teryx and Stella McCartney are demanding a circularity policy overhaul to promote sustainability.

A Gaza-bound aid ship has departed from Sweden, aiming to deliver humanitarian supplies to the region.

Ukrainian farmers battle drone attacks, mines, and shortages to cultivate fields amidst ongoing warfare after four years.

Rewilding a Somerset farm for three years boosted bird species from 67 to 94 and butterflies from 11 to 24.

Reflective paint on roofs significantly reduces indoor temperatures, offering relief from extreme heat and improving health for millions.

Lindisfarne reserve uses wardens and fences to protect rare ground-nesting little terns from predators during breeding season.

French Polynesian coral reefs show hollowed skeletons post-2019 bleaching, indicating a critical, irreversible state of decline.

A new play, 'Butterfly,' dramatizes naturalist Eleanor Glanville's persecution for her passion by an abusive husband, resonating with modern manosphere themes.

Global wildfires in 2025 devastated richer nations, yet fewer total hectares burned due to African farming expansion.

A Chelsea Flower Show garden celebrates 'edgelands,' showcasing resilient nature thriving in overlooked urban fringes.

One in six adolescent internet users in Africa and Asia faced technology-facilitated sexual abuse in 2020-21, highlighting a widespread, under-reported global issue.

Guinea's vast bauxite wealth fails to lift citizens from poverty, raising questions about who truly benefits from the ore.

Environmental activist Erin Brockovich is targeting data center secrecy, launching a new mission to expose their environmental impact.

Visionary botanist Peter H. Raven, who led the Missouri Botanical Garden, has died, leaving a legacy of highlighting the global biodiversity crisis.

Swimming horseshoe whip snakes pose an existential threat to Ibiza wall lizards, establishing a new front in their ecological battle.

Nearly half of UK adults spend less than three hours weekly outdoors, yet nature remains a profound source of healing, calm, and awe.

Explorer Klaus Thymann created a detailed 3D model of Indonesia's rapidly disappearing tropical glaciers, warning they could vanish within a decade.

Experts fear this year's wildfire season due to low snowpack, drought, federal firefighting reorganization, and staff departures.

Georgia's Okefenokee Swamp, a unique peatland ecosystem, is a candidate for UNESCO World Heritage status due to its biodiversity and resilience.

Greenpeace plans to sue JBS, the world's largest meat company, over its climate impacts and seeks details on its new Nigerian beef operation.

The Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge is seeking UNESCO World Heritage site designation, highlighting its rich biodiversity and unique wetland ecosystem.

Rescue workers saved stranded farmers in eastern Syria after the Euphrates River overflowed its banks, causing widespread flooding.

A ruptured gas line on a backyard grill caused significant property damage, highlighting the critical need for grill safety awareness.

A 15-year-old girl, Chiedza Nyanjowa, died after swimming at Formby beach, Merseyside, her family shared her dream of becoming a nurse.

Residents of a Romanian city express fear and insecurity after a drone strike damaged a residential building, prompting evacuations and damage assessments.

Rescuers successfully freed four more men from a flooded Laos cave, leaving two still missing after 10 days trapped.