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In the challenging world of small island conservation, Elizabeth Erasito stands out as a dedicated guardian who understood that protecting nature requires more than good intentions—it demands political savvy, practical solutions, and unwavering persistence. As director of Fiji’s National Trust…
Former President Donald Trump has significantly intensified his pattern of making misleading and scientifically dubious statements about climate change and environmental policy throughout 2025, continuing a troubling trend that has persisted throughout his decade-long prominence in American politics. Trump, who…
In California’s Van Eck Forest, researchers are undertaking an ambitious mission to restore one of nature’s most unique ecosystems—the aerial gardens that once thrived in the crowns of ancient redwood trees. These towering giants, which can live over 2,000 years…
As winter’s grip tightens and daylight hours dwindle, photographer Sarah Lee has discovered an unexpected truth about capturing the season’s essence: she’s not photographing darkness at all, but rather the precious light that persists within it. Lee’s winter photography project…
In a remarkable conservation success story, young Atlantic salmon have been spotted in three rivers across north-west England for the first time since 2015, offering hope for a species on the brink of extinction in British waters. The critically endangered…
In a historic environmental milestone, stingless bees native to the Amazon rainforest have become the first insects anywhere in the world to be granted legal rights. The groundbreaking decision, implemented across a vast region of the Peruvian Amazon, grants these…
Queensland has abandoned its commitment to end the controversial practice of allowing farmers to shoot flying foxes, reversing a planned ban that was set to take effect in July 2026. The decision has drawn sharp criticism from conservationists and scientists…
Scientists have discovered a stunning new bird species in the remote limestone forests of Papua New Guinea, but the hooded jewel-babbler (Ptilorrhoa urrissia) may already be at risk of extinction due to its extremely small population. The shy, ground-dwelling bird…
At 99 years old, Sir David Attenborough continues to demonstrate his legendary dedication to wildlife filmmaking, spending his 100th summer documenting the surprising biodiversity thriving in London for an intimate new BBC documentary. The renowned naturalist’s latest project, “Wild London,”…
In a remarkable conservation success story, researchers in Australia have brought Campbell’s keeled glass-snail back from the brink of extinction through an innovative breeding and reintroduction program. The tiny species, officially still listed as extinct on the IUCN Red List,…
