Giant tortoises make a comeback on Galapagos island
More than 150 giant tortoises have been reintroduced to Floreana Island in Ecuador’s famed Galapagos archipelago where they disappeared more than a century ago, the...
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Can forest schools teach children how to care for the environment?
According to recent research, three-quarters of children spend less time outdoors than prison inmates. Around the world, forest schools are gaining popularity, offering an alternative...
'If we can get a Coca-Cola to the most remote parts of the world, we can get cooking gas, as well'
In Africa clean cooking is an issue of major concern, and with a billion people relying on wood and charcoal to cook their food each...
How Israel is spraying herbicides on Syrian crops
Israeli planes sprayed chemicals on farmland in Quneitra, Syria in late January and early February, 2026. Farmers say that their crops yellowed and died in...
Man missing in Loire River as record rains lash France
A man has gone missing after his canoe capsized on the swollen Loire River as severe flooding hit western France, officials said Wednesday, while the...
Baby elephant weighing 150 kilos born in French zoo, after delicate delivery
The Beauval zoo in central France welcomed the birth of a baby elephant on Sunday, after its mother N’Dala endured a seven-hour delivery. The baby female was...
Can the Winter Olympics survive the climate crisis?
This year, the Winter Olympics are taking place in the north of Italy, against a backdrop of climate change and rising temperatures, which are casting...
Unlocking the secrets of glaciers: Scientists, mountaineers on a climate rescue mission
Glaciers are vital to Earth’s water supplies, yet they are being pushed to the brink of collapse. Half of the world’s glaciers could disappear by...
Lost shipping containers: Onions, plastic pellets and phones wash ashore
Every year, 250 million containers travel across the oceans. But some never make it to port. Many are lost in storms, falling off cargo ships...
'I'll rip your head off': Gang's grip over gold mines sows terror in Peru's La Pampa
Peru’s Guardianes de la Trocha gang has taken over La Pampa, a gold-rich area running alongside the Tambopata National Reserve, one of the most biodiverse...