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UN-backed flood warning system in Everest region fails due to neglect

UN-backed flood warning system in Everest region fails due to neglect Nepalese officials have confirmed that a critical early warning system designed to protect communities near Imja glacial lake...

#Infrastructure #Climate Change #Disaster Risk #Glacial Melt

2 days ago

Fijian farmers rely on nature's signals to forecast hurricane season

Ancient wisdom meets modern science in Fiji Fijian farmers have long observed wild yam vines and bee behavior to predict hurricanes, blending traditional ecological knowledge with contemporary me...

#Agriculture #Climate Change #Indigenous Knowledge #Disaster Preparedness #Pacific Islands

2 days ago

Massive ice block halts Everest climbs as peak season begins

Giant ice block stalls Everest route preparations A towering 30-meter ice formation has obstructed the primary path from Mount Everest's Base Camp to Camp 1, forcing climbers to delay acclimatiza...

#Climate #Mountaineering #Travel Disruptions #Natural Hazards

3 days ago

UK's first wild axolotl found by 10-year-old in Welsh river

Girl's rare discovery shocks family A 10-year-old nature enthusiast has made the first documented sighting of a Mexican axolotl in the wild in the UK, leaving her mother stunned. Evie Hill was...

#Conservation #Wildlife #Education #Pets

5 days ago

Gray whales in San Francisco Bay face rising deaths amid climate shifts

Surge in gray whale deaths sparks concern in San Francisco Bay San Francisco Bay has become an unexpected stopover for Eastern North Pacific gray whales, but their presence is raising alarms as r...

#Conservation #Climate Change #Wildlife #Marine Biology #Shipping

5 days ago

Record 304 humpback whales spotted in single day off South Africa

Unprecedented humpback whale gathering documented Nature photographers Monique and Chris Fallows identified 304 individual humpback whales in one day off South Africa's west coast in December 202...

#Conservation #Wildlife #Climate #Marine Biology

1 week ago

UK wildflowers vanish from countryside but flourish in urban stress zones

Century of loss leaves 3% of meadows The United Kingdom has lost 97 % of its wildflower meadows since the 1920s, conservation groups report. Over half of the country's native plant species have d...

#Conservation #Biodiversity #Climate Change #Urban Ecology #Pollinators

2 weeks ago

Scientists rank the world's most painful stings from insects and jellyfish

The science of agony: ranking nature's most painful stings From bullet ants to warrior wasps and venomous jellyfish, researchers have spent decades cataloging the animal kingdom's most excruciati...

#Science #Wildlife #Research #Health

3 weeks ago

Scientists race to save inbred, disease-free koalas on Kangaroo Island

Koalas face dual threat of disease and inbreeding A team of researchers in South Australia is attempting an unprecedented genetic rescue mission to save Kangaroo Island's koalas, the world's larg...

#Conservation #Wildlife #Climate #Disease #Genetics

4 weeks ago

Kenya's flying ant trade fuels global black market for exotic pets

Kenya's rainy season sparks illegal ant trade surge Every rainy season in Gilgil, a quiet farming town in Kenya's Rift Valley, winged ants emerge from thousands of anthills in a mating ritual tha...

#Biodiversity #Wildlife Trafficking #Illegal Trade #Ecosystems #Pet Industry

1 month ago

Invasive golden oyster mushroom threatens North American forests

Asian mushroom invades North American woodlands An aggressive yellow-capped fungus from Asia is displacing native fungi across North America after escaping commercial cultivation, scientists warn...

#Conservation #Biodiversity #Climate Change #Ecology #Invasive Species

1 month ago

Playful Iberian lynx image wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award

Winning photograph captures rare moment of wildcat play Austrian photographer Josef Stefan has won the 2026 Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award with an image of a young Iberia...

#Conservation #Wildlife #Awards #Photography #Animals

1 month ago

Rathlin Island becomes first to eradicate ferrets with help of conservation dog

Rathlin Island declares ferret-free status in global first Northern Ireland's Rathlin Island has eliminated non-native ferrets, a milestone conservationists attribute to a five-year, £4.5 million...

#Conservation #Wildlife #Invasive Species #Biosecurity

1 month ago

Arizona desert shatters US March heat record with 110F temperatures

Arizona community sets new US March heat milestone A remote desert settlement near Martinez Lake in Arizona registered 43°C (110°F) on Thursday, surpassing the previous national March high-temper...

#Climate #Weather #Records #Extreme Heat

1 month ago

Southwestern US faces record-breaking March heatwave

Early heatwave grips southwestern US An unusually intense heatwave is sweeping across the southwestern United States this week, bringing summer-like temperatures to the region far earlier than no...

#Public Health #Climate #Extreme Weather #Wildfires #Heatwave

1 month ago

Extinct possum and glider rediscovered in West Papua rainforests

Scientists rediscover two species thought extinct for millennia A tiny possum with elongated fingers and a ring-tailed glider capable of gripping branches have been found alive in remote West Pap...

#Science #Conservation #Wildlife #Indigenous Knowledge

2 months ago

China's cloud seeding ambitions spark global debate over efficacy and risks

China escalates cloud seeding to combat drought In March 2025, China deployed 30 aircraft and drones alongside 250 ground-based generators to disperse silver iodide pellets across northern and no...

#Science #Technology #Geopolitics #Agriculture #Climate

2 months ago

Himalayan women lead snow leopard conservation in India's Spiti Valley

Women guardians of the 'ghosts of the mountains' In the high-altitude cold desert of Himachal Pradesh's Spiti Valley, a group of local women has taken on a critical role: tracking and protecting...

#Conservation #Climate Change #Wildlife #Gender #Community

2 months ago

Coyote dubbed Floyd swims to Alcatraz, sparking wildlife debate

Coyote reaches Alcatraz after mile-long swim A lone coyote, nicknamed Floyd, has become the first documented of its species to reach Alcatraz Island in over five decades after swimming more than...

#Conservation #Wildlife #Tourism #Urban Ecology

2 months ago

North Sea oil rig repurposed for Europe’s first large-scale carbon storage

North Sea rig transforms into carbon storage hub A helicopter descends onto a platform 250 km off Denmark's west coast, marking the site of Nini, an aging oil rig now set to store thousands of to...

#Renewable Energy #Climate Policy #Energy Transition #Carbon Capture #Offshore Industry

2 months ago

Victoria battles six emergency-level wildfires amid record heatwave

Emergency wildfires rage across Victoria as temperatures shatter records Firefighters in Australia's Victoria state are confronting at least six major blazes, two classified as emergency-level th...

#Climate Change #Emergency Response #Natural Disasters #Wildfires #Heatwave

3 months ago

Despotism in animal societies offers lessons for human behavior

From mice to monkeys: the rise of animal despots In the 1950s, ecologist Peter Crowcroft documented the authoritarian reign of a house mouse named Bill, whose aggressive dominance over peers at a...

#Science #Evolution #Animal Behavior #Society

3 months ago

Mysterious mushroom triggers identical elf-like hallucinations worldwide

Mushroom-induced visions puzzle scientists Every summer, hospitals in China's Yunnan Province treat hundreds of patients reporting the same bizarre symptom: visions of tiny, elf-like figures scur...

#Science #Research #Health #Nature

3 months ago

Elizabethan mansion's heating secrets offer lessons for modern homes

How a 16th-century manor stayed warm during the Little Ice Age Hardwick Hall in Derbyshire, England, reveals ingenious architectural strategies that kept its residents comfortable during centurie...

#Architecture #Climate #History #Energy #Design

3 months ago

Carbon-negative foods: How diet choices can help fight climate change

Food production's climate impact Global food systems generate roughly a quarter of all human-driven greenhouse gas emissions, stemming from sources like farm machinery, fertilizer production, and...

#Agriculture #Climate Change #Sustainability #Food Systems #Carbon Emissions

3 months ago

Elusive European wildcats resurface in forests after decades of absence

Elusive wildcats reappear in European forests Once believed extinct in parts of Europe, the European wildcat is making a quiet comeback, with photographers and scientists capturing rare images of...

#Science #Conservation #Wildlife #Environment #Photography

3 months ago

US greenhouse gas emissions rise for first time in three years

Emissions increase after years of decline The United States saw a 2.4% rise in greenhouse gas emissions in 2025, ending a three-year downward trend, according to a new analysis by the Rhodium Gro...

#Climate Change #Energy #Fossil Fuels #Emissions #Renewables

3 months ago

Six pilot whales die as volunteers race to save 15 stranded on New Zealand beach

Six whales dead after mass stranding in New Zealand Six pilot whales have died on a remote beach in New Zealand's South Island after a mass stranding, while volunteers work urgently to refloat 15...

#Conservation #Wildlife #Disaster #Marine Life

3 months ago

Australia braces for catastrophic fire conditions amid nationwide heatwave

Catastrophic fire risk declared in Victoria as heatwave grips Australia Large parts of Australia face extreme fire danger on Friday, with authorities warning of conditions not seen since the deva...

#Climate #Emergency #Wildfires #Heatwave

3 months ago

Rare twin mountain gorillas born in Congo’s Virunga National Park

Rare twin gorilla birth recorded in Virunga Conservationists in the Democratic Republic of Congo have confirmed the birth of twin mountain gorillas in Virunga National Park, a rare event for the...

#Conservation #Biodiversity #Endangered Species #Wildlife

3 months ago

Scientists use sound to uncover secrets of elusive beaked whales

Elusive whales revealed through underwater acoustics Researchers are turning to underwater microphones to study beaked whales, a group of deep-diving marine mammals rarely seen by humans. These w...

#Technology #Conservation #Wildlife #Climate #Marine Biology

3 months ago

Endangered seabirds face deadly risks from fishing trawlers off South Africa

Birdwatchers spot endangered seabirds near Cape Town On a calm summer day roughly 50 kilometers from Cape Point, a small boat carrying bird enthusiasts glides through the Atlantic. Passengers cal...

#Conservation #Endangered Species #Wildlife #Fishing #Marine Life

3 months ago

Permian predators: Earth's forgotten super-carnivores before dinosaurs

Fossil discovery reveals Permian-era battle scars Paleontologists have uncovered evidence of a violent confrontation between two prehistoric predators that roamed Earth 260 million years ago,...

#Evolution #Paleontology #Extinction #Prehistoric Life

3 months ago

Human-made 'novel ecosystems' emerge as Earth's new wild landscapes

Hawaii's forests reveal a hidden ecological transformation Deep in O'ahu's mountains, a lush understory of pepper, cinnamon, and guava trees thrives-yet not a single native plant remains. Ecologi...

#Conservation #Biodiversity #Climate Change #Ecology #Invasive Species

3 months ago

Galapagos birds rebound and innovate after invasive predators removed

Lost Galapagos rail reappears after nearly two centuries The near-flightless Galapagos rail, absent from Floreana Island since Charles Darwin's 1835 visit, has unexpectedly returned following the...

#Science #Conservation #Wildlife #Ecology #Evolution

4 months ago

Seven elephants killed in train collision in India's Assam state

Fatal collision between train and elephant herd Seven wild Asian elephants, including several calves, died after a high-speed train struck a herd crossing railway tracks in Assam's Hojai district...

#Conservation #Wildlife #Transport #Accidents

4 months ago

2025's overlooked climate and nature breakthroughs signal progress

Renewable energy overtakes coal as global electricity leader In 2025, wind, solar, and other renewable sources surpassed coal to become the world's primary electricity provider, marking a histori...

#Renewable Energy #Conservation #Biodiversity #Climate #Deforestation #Indigenous Rights

4 months ago

Tapanuli orangutans missing after Cyclone Senyar devastates Sumatra

Rare apes vanish from north Sumatra forests Conservationists report no sightings of the critically endangered Tapanuli orangutans in Batang Toru since Cyclone Senyar struck on 25 November, raisin...

#Conservation #Endangered Species #Wildlife #Natural Disasters

4 months ago

Philippine typhoon survivors sue Shell in UK over climate role

Philippine typhoon survivors take legal action against Shell Survivors of Typhoon Rai, which devastated parts of the Philippines in 2021, have filed a lawsuit in the UK against oil giant Shell, a...

#Human Rights #Climate Change #Natural Disasters #Legal Action #Fossil Fuels

4 months ago

Underwater mountains harbor vast shark populations and unique ecosystems

Hidden giants beneath the waves Towering underwater mountains, known as seamounts, rise from the ocean floor, creating hotspots of marine biodiversity. These geological formations, often remnants...

#Conservation #Wildlife #Environment #Marine Biology #Oceanography

4 months ago

Interpol-listed tiger trafficker arrested in India after years on run

Interpol-listed trafficker detained in India Indian authorities have captured Yangchen Lachungpa, a woman accused of orchestrating one of the largest tiger-part smuggling networks in Asia. Lachun...

#Conservation #Poaching #Organized Crime #Wildlife Crime #Trafficking

4 months ago

CITES rejects Namibia's bid to lift global rhino horn trade ban

CITES votes down Namibia's rhino horn trade proposals Delegates at the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) meeting in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, overwhelmingly rejected Na...

#Trade #Conservation #Wildlife #Poaching

4 months ago

Scimitar-horned oryx returns from extinction to fight Sahara expansion

Conservationists restore extinct antelope to Sahel grasslands In 2012, biologists Marie Petretto and John Newby surveyed Chad's Ouadi Rimé-Ouadi Achim Faunal Reserve, a protected expanse larger t...

#Conservation #Climate Change #Wildlife #Ecology #Desertification

4 months ago

Delhi hospitals report 200,000 respiratory cases amid severe air pollution

Delhi sees surge in respiratory illnesses linked to toxic air Over 200,000 cases of acute respiratory illnesses were documented in six state-run hospitals in Delhi between 2022 and 2024, as the I...

#Public Health #Environment #Health #Pollution

4 months ago

Indonesia flood death toll rises to 631 as rescue efforts struggle amid criticism

Indonesia flood death toll climbs to 631 as rescue operations face challenges The death toll from catastrophic flooding in Indonesia reached 631 on Tuesday, with nearly 500 people still missing a...

#Disaster #Humanitarian Crisis #Floods #Climate #Rescue #Weather #Government Response

4 months ago

Delhi’s toxic air crisis leaves children gasping for breath

Delhi's toxic air crisis leaves children gasping for breath Delhi's worsening air pollution is taking a severe toll on its youngest residents, with pediatric clinics overflowing as hazardous smog...

#Public Health #Health Crisis #Climate #Pollution #Children #Urbanization #Respiratory Disease

4 months ago

Australia overhauls nature laws with new regulator and stricter protections

Australia overhauls nature laws with new regulator and stricter protections Australia is set to reform its decades-old environmental laws after the Labor government secured a last-minute deal wit...

#Legislation #Politics #Conservation #Climate Change #Environment #Energy

5 months ago

Ecuador’s Shuar community uncovers hidden fish species in unexplored Amazon river

Indigenous fishermen and scientists reveal 144 fish species in remote Santiago River Deep in Ecuador's Amazon, the Shuar community of Kaputna has helped biologists document 144 fish species-i...

#Conservation #Biodiversity #Climate Change #Endangered Species #Amazon Rainforest #Indigenous Rights #Scientific Discovery #Fisheries

5 months ago

Raccoons show early signs of domestication in urban areas, study finds

Raccoons show early signs of domestication in urban areas, study finds Raccoons, often dubbed "trash pandas" for their habit of rummaging through garbage, are undergoing subtle evolutionary chang...

#Wildlife #Evolution #Domestication #Urbanization #Animals

5 months ago

Brazil designates 10 new Indigenous territories amid COP30 protests

Brazil establishes 10 new Indigenous territories during COP30 Brazil announced the creation of 10 new Indigenous territories on Monday, a move aimed at safeguarding cultural heritage and environm...

#Human Rights #Protests #Climate #Deforestation #Land Rights #Indigenous Peoples #Amazon

5 months ago

Colombia’s unarmed Indigenous Guards risk lives to defend Amazon rainforest

Colombia's unarmed Indigenous Guards risk lives to defend Amazon rainforest In 2013, after nine nights of sacred ceremonies along the remote Caquetá River, hundreds of Indigenous leaders from Col...

#Drug Trafficking #Human Rights #Conservation #Climate Change #Deforestation #Amazon Rainforest #Indigenous Rights #Armed Conflict

5 months ago

Brazil’s Amazon soy moratorium faces legal challenge amid deforestation fears

Brazil's Amazon soy moratorium faces legal challenge amid deforestation fears A long-standing ban on selling soy grown on deforested Amazon land could be overturned as Brazilian farming groups an...

#Policy #Trade #Conservation #Biodiversity #Agriculture #Climate Change #Deforestation

5 months ago

Brazil bets on Amazonian ‘superfoods’ to drive climate action and local wealth

Brazil pushes Amazonian 'superfoods' as climate and economic solution In a repurposed warehouse along the muddy waters of Belém's riverfront, machines grind exotic Amazonian fruits-cupuaçu, taper...

#Climate Change #Deforestation #Economic Development #Amazon Rainforest #Sustainable Agriculture #Bioeconomy #Food Industry #Renewable Resources

5 months ago

How an underwater cabinet meeting shaped global climate action

Maldives' 2009 underwater cabinet meeting became a climate turning point In October 2009, the Maldives staged an unprecedented underwater cabinet meeting-an audacious stunt that thrust the existe...

#Climate Change #Activism #Environmental Policy #Global Warming #Sea Level Rise #Island Nations #Cop Agreements

5 months ago

Global CO₂ emissions hit record high in 2025 despite renewable gains

Global CO₂ emissions reach new peak in 2025, despite slower growth and renewable progress The world's combustion of fossil fuels is projected to release a record 38.1 billion tonnes of carbon dio...

#Renewable Energy #Climate Change #Sustainability #Energy Transition #Global Warming #Fossil Fuels #Emissions #Cop30

5 months ago

Delhi enforces stricter anti-pollution measures as air quality hits severe levels

Delhi enforces stricter anti-pollution measures as air quality hits severe levels Delhi authorities imposed tighter pollution controls on Tuesday, including hybrid classes for primary students, a...

#Governance #Public Health #Protests #Climate #Pollution

5 months ago

NASA’s AI-powered Guardian system detects Kamchatka tsunami in real time

NASA's AI-powered Guardian system detects Kamchatka tsunami in real time A magnitude 8.8 earthquake struck off Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula in July 2025, triggering a tsunami that raced across th...

#Ai #Technology #Public Safety #Climate #Oceanography #Disaster Response #Geophysics

5 months ago

Marine biologist survives Galapagos shark attack, plans return to waters

Shark attack survivor recounts near-fatal encounter off Costa Rica Marine biologist Mauricio Hoyos still vividly recalls the crushing force of a 3.5-meter (11.5 ft) Galapagos shark's jaws clampin...

#Science #Conservation #Wildlife #Animal Behavior #Diving #Oceanography

5 months ago

Australian scientists name horned bee species Megachile Lucifer after Netflix show

New bee species with facial horns discovered in Western Australia Australian researchers have identified a previously unknown native bee species, Megachile Lucifer, distinguished by tiny facial h...

#Conservation #Biodiversity #Climate Change #Endangered Species #Wildlife #Entomology

5 months ago

EasyJet marks 30 years of budget flights amid growth and climate debates

EasyJet marks 30 years of budget flights amid growth and climate debates EasyJet celebrated its 30th anniversary on Monday, marking three decades since its inaugural flight from Luton Airport to...

#Climate Change #Travel #Aviation #Business #Employment

5 months ago

Amazon’s pink river dolphins caught on camera stealing fish from nets

Underwater heist: Rare footage exposes dolphins' fishing net raids In a series of unprecedented underwater images, photographer Thomas Peschak has captured Amazonian pink river dolphins piercing...

#Conservation #Biodiversity #Climate Change #Wildlife #Indigenous Cultures #Pollution #Fishing #Amazon Rainforest

5 months ago

Melbourne’s ‘Nest-flix’ captivates audiences as peregrine falcon chicks prepare for first flight

Melbourne's 'Nest-flix' captivates audiences as peregrine falcon chicks prepare for first flight Since late August, tens of thousands of Australians have been glued to Nest-flix, a 24-hour live-s...

#Social Media #Conservation #Wildlife #Environment #Urban Ecology #Animal Behavior #Live Streaming #Birds

5 months ago

Bird flu devastates southern elephant seals, triggering ecosystem crisis

Bird flu wipes out 60% of Argentina's southern elephant seals, threatening global population Península Valdés, Argentina - A catastrophic outbreak of the H5N1 avian flu has decimated southern ele...

#Conservation #Biodiversity #Climate Change #Wildlife #Ecology #Disease #Zoonotic Diseases #Marine Biology

5 months ago

Great Barrier Reef Faces Rapid Decline by 2050, Study Warns

Great Barrier Reef Faces Rapid Decline by 2050, Study Warns The Great Barrier Reef is on course for a "grim future" with a projected "rapid coral decline" by mid-century, though targeted conserva...

#Conservation #Biodiversity #Climate Change #Marine Ecosystems #Global Warming

5 months ago

Five innovators win £1m each at 2025 Earthshot Prize in Rio de Janeiro

Five climate innovators awarded £1m each at Earthshot Prize ceremony in Rio A tropical forest restoration initiative and a global ocean treaty project were among the five winners of the 2025 Eart...

#Innovation #Conservation #Biodiversity #Climate Change #Sustainability #Awards #Deforestation #Oceans

5 months ago

Prince William condemns Amazon deforestation crimes at Rio wildlife summit

Prince William condemns Amazon deforestation crimes at Rio wildlife summit The Prince of Wales delivered a sharp rebuke against criminal networks driving deforestation in the Amazon during a spee...

#Conservation #Climate Change #Sustainability #Royal Family #Deforestation #Wildlife Crime #Environmental Policy

5 months ago

BBC’s Kingdom reveals rare hyena tactics and carnivore survival struggles in Zambia

Unprecedented wildlife behaviours captured in Zambia's Luangwa Valley A groundbreaking BBC documentary series, Kingdom, has unveiled extraordinary survival strategies among Africa's top predators...

#Conservation #Endangered Species #Wildlife #Ecology #Documentary #Poaching #Predators #Africa

5 months ago

Why autumn leaves turn vivid colors remains a scientific mystery

Autumn's fiery foliage puzzles scientists despite its beauty From the golden yellows of Duchess County, New York, to the muted browns of drought-stressed Maine and the fiery reds of Japan's maple...

#Biodiversity #Climate Change #Ecology #Evolution #Botany #Environment #Research #Seasons

5 months ago

Mexico’s agave revival: saving bats and securing tequila’s future

Mexico's agave revival: saving bats and securing tequila's future In the arid stretches of central Mexico's Chihuahuan Desert, conservationists and local communities are planting tens of thousand...

#Conservation #Biodiversity #Agriculture #Climate Change #Endangered Species #Wildlife #Sustainability

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UN-backed flood warning system in Everest region fails due to neglect

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UN-backed flood warning system in Everest region fails due to neglect

Fijian farmers rely on nature's signals to forecast hurricane season

Massive ice block halts Everest climbs as peak season begins

UK's first wild axolotl found by 10-year-old in Welsh river

Gray whales in San Francisco Bay face rising deaths amid climate shifts

Record 304 humpback whales spotted in single day off South Africa

UK wildflowers vanish from countryside but flourish in urban stress zones

Scientists rank the world's most painful stings from insects and jellyfish

Scientists race to save inbred, disease-free koalas on Kangaroo Island

Kenya's flying ant trade fuels global black market for exotic pets

Invasive golden oyster mushroom threatens North American forests

Playful Iberian lynx image wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award

Rathlin Island becomes first to eradicate ferrets with help of conservation dog

Arizona desert shatters US March heat record with 110F temperatures

Southwestern US faces record-breaking March heatwave

Extinct possum and glider rediscovered in West Papua rainforests

China's cloud seeding ambitions spark global debate over efficacy and risks

Himalayan women lead snow leopard conservation in India's Spiti Valley

Coyote dubbed Floyd swims to Alcatraz, sparking wildlife debate

North Sea oil rig repurposed for Europe’s first large-scale carbon storage

Victoria battles six emergency-level wildfires amid record heatwave

Despotism in animal societies offers lessons for human behavior

Mysterious mushroom triggers identical elf-like hallucinations worldwide

Elizabethan mansion's heating secrets offer lessons for modern homes

Carbon-negative foods: How diet choices can help fight climate change

Elusive European wildcats resurface in forests after decades of absence

US greenhouse gas emissions rise for first time in three years

Six pilot whales die as volunteers race to save 15 stranded on New Zealand beach

Australia braces for catastrophic fire conditions amid nationwide heatwave

Rare twin mountain gorillas born in Congo’s Virunga National Park

Scientists use sound to uncover secrets of elusive beaked whales

Endangered seabirds face deadly risks from fishing trawlers off South Africa

Permian predators: Earth's forgotten super-carnivores before dinosaurs

Human-made 'novel ecosystems' emerge as Earth's new wild landscapes

Galapagos birds rebound and innovate after invasive predators removed

Seven elephants killed in train collision in India's Assam state

2025's overlooked climate and nature breakthroughs signal progress

Tapanuli orangutans missing after Cyclone Senyar devastates Sumatra

Philippine typhoon survivors sue Shell in UK over climate role

Underwater mountains harbor vast shark populations and unique ecosystems

Interpol-listed tiger trafficker arrested in India after years on run

CITES rejects Namibia's bid to lift global rhino horn trade ban

Scimitar-horned oryx returns from extinction to fight Sahara expansion

Delhi hospitals report 200,000 respiratory cases amid severe air pollution

Indonesia flood death toll rises to 631 as rescue efforts struggle amid criticism

Delhi’s toxic air crisis leaves children gasping for breath

Australia overhauls nature laws with new regulator and stricter protections

Ecuador’s Shuar community uncovers hidden fish species in unexplored Amazon river

Raccoons show early signs of domestication in urban areas, study finds

Brazil designates 10 new Indigenous territories amid COP30 protests

Colombia’s unarmed Indigenous Guards risk lives to defend Amazon rainforest

Brazil’s Amazon soy moratorium faces legal challenge amid deforestation fears

Brazil bets on Amazonian ‘superfoods’ to drive climate action and local wealth

How an underwater cabinet meeting shaped global climate action

Global CO₂ emissions hit record high in 2025 despite renewable gains

Delhi enforces stricter anti-pollution measures as air quality hits severe levels

NASA’s AI-powered Guardian system detects Kamchatka tsunami in real time

Marine biologist survives Galapagos shark attack, plans return to waters

Australian scientists name horned bee species *Megachile Lucifer* after Netflix show

EasyJet marks 30 years of budget flights amid growth and climate debates

Amazon’s pink river dolphins caught on camera stealing fish from nets

Melbourne’s ‘Nest-flix’ captivates audiences as peregrine falcon chicks prepare for first flight

Bird flu devastates southern elephant seals, triggering ecosystem crisis

Great Barrier Reef Faces Rapid Decline by 2050, Study Warns

Five innovators win £1m each at 2025 Earthshot Prize in Rio de Janeiro

Prince William condemns Amazon deforestation crimes at Rio wildlife summit

BBC’s *Kingdom* reveals rare hyena tactics and carnivore survival struggles in Zambia

Why autumn leaves turn vivid colors remains a scientific mystery

Mexico’s agave revival: saving bats and securing tequila’s future

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