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That’s Amore: Frogs sing more alluring love songs in the city
Research shows that urban tungara frogs sound more attractive than forest frogs.
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The Mapuche tribe fights for a way of life in harmony with nature
The Mapuches are being systematically displaced from their lands in order to make space for the exploitation of Vaca Muerta, the biggest non-conventional oil and shale-gas site in Argentina.
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Cockle Bay discovers the power of restoring mangroves
Teaching community-based ecological mangrove rehabilitation has shown that it is vital that communities within mangrove areas are fully and genuinely engaged from the outset, and together with mangrove agencies and local authorities, work towards mutually agreeable solutions.
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She guards Mumbai’s defense against climate change
One woman plants 2 million mangrove seedlings to restore the coast of Maharashtra, India.
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One woman’s quest to restore the mangrove forests in Kenya
For many years, villagers in Gazi cut down mangrove trees to make support poles for their houses and for firewood. Little did they know that their actions would render the entire village vulnerable to the increasing dangers of climate change in years to come.
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Jaguar cubs in Iberá celebrate their first birthday
The celebration marks a significant milestone in the rewilding of Argentina.
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Protect the Pride: Disney commits to help bring back lions
The Lion Recovery Fund is proud to announce a new collaboration with Disney in celebration of The Lion King that will help recover lions in Africa and inspire lion conservation in the hearts and minds of people around the world.
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Wild gorillas sing happy songs while they eat
The observation of food-related calls in gorillas may shed light on the origins of language.
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How Belize saved its coral reefs
A multilateral restoration plan spurred by a nonprofit serves as a model for other small nations.
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Dangerous delusions: biomass is not a renewable energy source
Using trees and crops is being touted by the biomass industry as a way to curb carbon emissions, but it turns out bioenergy and biofuel industries are as bad as fossil fuels for the climate, the environment and local communities.