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Southeast Asia faced a devastating environmental triple threat in 2025, as deadly flooding killed over 1,800 people while conservation efforts collapsed due to massive funding cuts and continued fossil fuel expansion across the region. The crisis began when the Trump…
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,”…
Overfishing pushes Mediterranean great whites toward extinction as apex predators disappear from crucial marine ecosystems. Meanwhile, Queensland abandons planned shooting ban for protected flying foxes despite scientific opposition, and BBC's David Attenborough documents London's hidden wildlife at age 99.
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,…
Comedian Toussaint Douglass has chosen an unlikely hill to defend: the humble pigeon. In a passionate plea for these widely maligned urban birds, Douglass argues that pigeons deserve recognition as “working-class heroes” rather than the scorn they typically receive from…
Scientists predict enhanced Northern Lights visibility throughout 2026 as solar activity peaks, while Malaysia approves $70 million robotic submarine search for missing Flight MH370. Plus: Nepal's highway project threatens indigenous communities and Brigitte Bardot's wildlife advocacy legacy.
The Trump administration's aggressive dismantling of environmental protections creates unprecedented climate setbacks, as London Eye architect Julia Barfield proposes a massive 14-mile tidal lagoon to power Britain's AI energy demands. Plus conservation victories in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula and Burkina Faso.
In the late 1970s, southern Burkina Faso faced a conservation crisis. Elephants had nearly vanished, wildlife populations were crashing, and subsistence hunting had turned into widespread eradication. When conservationist Clark Lungren proposed an unorthodox solution—allowing local communities to retain controlled…
The French Alps are witnessing an unprecedented transformation as climate change forces ski resorts to permanently shut their doors, leaving behind eerie “ghost resorts” frozen in time. A staggering 186 French ski resorts have already closed due to rising snow…
A critical rescue operation for the season’s first sea turtle nest has sparked a statewide call for citizen scientists to help protect endangered marine species along New South Wales beaches. The nest, discovered on the state’s north coast, was precariously…
