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Delhi authorities cleared 83 acres of illegally occupied land to restore a protected biodiversity park designed to give wildlife and native plants room to thrive. The move brings the Tilpath Valley Biodiversity Park one major step closer to its original conservation mission.
Farmers across Europe are joining forces in groundbreaking "clusters" to restore wildlife on their land, and new research shows these collaborations are working. The study reveals how farmer-led teamwork could transform biodiversity conservation in agricultural areas.
South Africa brought together 400 voices from communities, Indigenous leaders, and youth to shape a groundbreaking biodiversity strategy that protects nature while creating jobs. The people-centered approach sets a powerful example ahead of global climate talks.
The British monarch tells global leaders that science holds the key to solving Earth's triple crisis of biodiversity loss, climate change, and pollution. A landmark report approved this week gives businesses worldwide a roadmap to work with nature instead of against it.
Scientists created a powerful new tool that reveals how our food choices affect wildlife around the world. The dataset tracks nearly three decades of biodiversity loss hidden in international grain and soy trade.
Actor Harrison Ford has been recognized as one of National Geographic's 33 changemakers for his tireless work protecting biodiversity and wild spaces. The honor celebrates leaders making meaningful progress on the planet's most critical environmental challenges.
A major innovation competition is calling on African students to tackle underexplored challenges like responsible AI, human rights, and biodiversity conservation. SEACon 2026 wants fresh ideas that go beyond traditional sustainability solutions.
Scientists from India and Finland are launching a cutting-edge virtual research center to understand how air particles affect regional climate, with a special focus on melting Himalayan glaciers and air quality in Indian cities. This partnership could unlock crucial insights for protecting mountain ecosystems and improving urban life for millions.
A new report reveals Darwin Harbour in Australia's Northern Territory supports biodiversity rivaling the world-famous Ningaloo Reef, with critically endangered sawfish, sea turtles, and over 500 fish species thriving in its waters. Scientists hope the findings will spark protection efforts for this overlooked marine treasure.
Your vacation photos could help scientists track endangered species and climate change. A new study shows social media images are revolutionizing conservation efforts in underrepresented regions.
After nearly 20 years in technology, Lisa Miller turned her childhood love of animals into action by launching a foundation that's buying thousands of acres to restore ecosystems. Her blend of business savvy and conservation science is proving nature protection can be both effective and sustainable.
Scientists just discovered that a venomous snake studied for 160 years is actually five separate species, with three brand new to science. The breakthrough came from combining cutting-edge DNA analysis with century-old museum specimens that had been sitting unnoticed on shelves.
Researchers have cataloged 115 edible forest species and generations of indigenous knowledge in South Africa's Maputaland-Pondoland-Albany region. The groundbreaking database reveals how traditional wisdom could unlock new opportunities for nutrition, conservation, and community livelihoods.
Scientists say tracking how ecosystems actually work, not just counting species, could finally help us stop and reverse nature loss by 2030. The breakthrough approach is already guiding conservation efforts worldwide.
Kent Carpenter spent five decades documenting Philippine marine life and discovered the world's richest concentration of reef fish species. His work shaped global conservation efforts and inspired countless students to protect our oceans.
Two scientists are using art and innovation to unveil the stunning, shapeshifting praying mantises hiding in the Amazon's night. Their work proves Earth still has countless wonders waiting to be discovered.
Scientists just flipped the script on an old environmental debate. New research shows that lifting lower-income countries out of poverty could actually protect wildlife and forests, not destroy them.
A groundbreaking University of Minnesota study flips the script on poverty and the environment. Wealthier developing countries could actually use less farmland and protect more natural habitats.
Ethiopia brought together government ministries, wildlife authorities, and development programs to turn conservation promises into action plans that protect nature while building the economy. The groundbreaking workshop shows how a nation can grow sustainably when everyone works together.
Ethiopia just turned conservation talk into action as government leaders and NGO directors committed to a groundbreaking framework that weaves nature protection into every development project. The country is proving that economic growth and environmental restoration can work hand in hand.
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