Sri Lanka's Kavantissa Recovering from Gunshot Wound Amidst Human-Elephant Conflict
Kavantissa, Sri Lanka’s tallest living tusker, is healing from a gunshot wound, highlighting ongoing human-elephant conflict in the region.
Indigenous Youth in Ecuador Harness Rap to Advocate for Amazon Protection
Ecuadorian youth are using rap music to voice their struggles and advocate for the preservation of the Amazon rainforest.
Vietnam Faces Severe Flooding Amid Intense Rainfall, Troops Mobilized for Rescue Efforts
Central Vietnam is grappling with severe flooding following intense rainfall, prompting troop mobilization for rescue operations as risks of landslides rise.
Concerns Arise Over Chemicals in Fishmeal That Prevent Combustion
A review uncovers health risks tied to the chemicals that inhibit fires in fishmeal, essential for aquaculture.
Protests Erupt in Senegal Against Fishmeal Factory's Impact on Local Communities
Residents of Cayar, Senegal, voice strong opposition to a nearby fishmeal factory, citing health hazards and broken government promises.
Decades of Cetacean Advocacy: An Insight into Paul Spong's Research Journey
Paul Spong's enduring commitment to whale research spans nearly six decades, impacting the understanding and conservation of orcas.
Arabian Sea Humpbacks: A Distinct Subspecies Facing Extinction Risk
Recent genetic studies indicate that Arabian Sea humpbacks are a unique subspecies, showing significant isolation and low genetic diversity, raising extinction concerns.
Tropical Storm Isaias Poised to Strengthen into Hurricane Before U.S. Gulf Coast Impact
Tropical Storm Isaias is set to strengthen into a hurricane, potentially marking the latest initial hurricane of the Atlantic season before hitting the U.S. Gulf Coast.
Thailand's Rescued Leopard Cats: Rehabilitation and Return to the Wild
In Thailand, wildlife officers are rehabilitating rescued leopard cats for release, addressing threats from habitat loss and hunting.
International Whaling Commission Maintains Moratorium on Commercial Whaling
The IWC voted down a resolution to revive commercial whaling, preserving a 40-year moratorium crucial for whale species recovery.
Threatened Wild Tulip Species in Central Asia Face Extinction Risks
Over half of the assessed wild tulip species are at risk of extinction, primarily in Central Asia, due to climate change and human activities.
Colombia's Energy Debate Intensifies with Government's Support for Fracking
Colombia's new government backs fracking to boost gas supplies, sparking tensions between energy security and environmental concerns.
Concerns Rise After Death of Siberian Lab Worker, Prompting Quarantines
The death of a lab technician in Siberia from unknown pneumonia has sparked regional quarantines and raised international health concerns.
New Crocodile Species Discovered in Ancient Egyptian Limestone
Research unveils a new crocodile species, Herugavialis cairensis, found in limestone used for the Great Sphinx, shedding light on ancient marine life.
Indigenous Voices on the Crisis: Kynan Tegar Addresses Kalimantan's Fires and Their Devastating Effects
Kynan Tegar highlights how agricultural practices have fueled the fires in Kalimantan, impacting Indigenous access to freshwater and community resilience.