Environment
Madagascar’s Ancient Baobab Faces Demise, Signaling Ecosystem Fragility
Madagascar's ancient baobab tree is dying, a stark symbol of its fragile ecosystem's decline.
Tag: conservation
Environment
Artificial Reefs Offer Hope for Damaged Coral Ecosystems
Conservationists are using concrete molds to rebuild coral reefs damaged by conflict and climate change in the Pacific.
Disasters
Humpback Whale’s Baltic Ordeal Sparks National Hope, Then Bitter Recriminations
A humpback whale's stranding in the Baltic Sea united a nation in hope, but its eventual death led to a wave of recriminations among rescue teams.
News
Colombian Birding Apps Fueling Avian Tourism Boom
Digital tools like Merlin and eBird are transforming Colombia's birding scene, driving a surge in avian tourism and conservation efforts.
News
Colombia Grapples with Culling Pablo Escobar’s Escaped Hippos
Colombia plans to cull Pablo Escobar's escaped hippos, sparking debate between conservation, safety, and local tourism.
Environment
Amazon Ecosystem on Brink: New Study Reveals Deforestation’s Dire Climate Impact
New research reveals the Amazon rainforest is nearing a tipping point due to deforestation and climate change, with dire global consequences.
Environment
Jammu & Kashmir Approves Road Project in Gulmarg Wildlife Sanctuary
J&K Wildlife Board approves road construction in Gulmarg Sanctuary, balancing development with conservation.
Environment
Himalayan Fish Face Existential Threat as Rivers Transform
Himalayan coldwater fish are struggling to survive due to climate change and altered river conditions, signaling broader ecological distress.
Environment
Wular Lake Conservation: 5 Sq Km Area Restored, Silt Removed in Jammu & Kashmir
Conservation efforts restore 5 sq km of Wular Lake, remove 1.31 lakh trees to revive ecological balance.