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Kazakhstan and Red Cross Strengthen Humanitarian Law Ties
Acts of Kindness•Mar 7

Kazakhstan and Red Cross Strengthen Humanitarian Law Ties

Kazakhstan is deepening its partnership with the International Committee of the Red Cross to protect people during conflicts worldwide. The commitment signals growing momentum for humanitarian protections in an uncertain world.

Google: cooperation international•2 min read
Africa Trains 9th Class of Humanitarian Leaders in Zambia
Global News•Jun 4

Africa Trains 9th Class of Humanitarian Leaders in Zambia

The African Union just launched its 9th annual training program to help African nations better respond to humanitarian crises. Since 2016, the Livingstone Syllabus has equipped hundreds of leaders with skills to protect displaced people and coordinate disaster relief.

AllAfrica - Health•2 min read
New Study Will Protect Kids Online in War Zones
Acts of Kindness•Sep 5

New Study Will Protect Kids Online in War Zones

A major research project will investigate how children in conflict zones face digital dangers like online exploitation and cyberbullying. The €18,000 study across five countries aims to help humanitarian groups better protect vulnerable kids online.

Google News - Netherlands Technology•2 min read
House Votes to Protect 350,000 Haitians from Deportation
Solutions•Apr 17

House Votes to Protect 350,000 Haitians from Deportation

In a rare bipartisan move, the U.S. House voted to extend temporary protections for 350,000 Haitians living in America, defying White House immigration enforcement efforts. Ten Republicans joined Democrats to support the humanitarian measure, showing cracks in party-line immigration politics.

Japan Today•2 min read
French Polynesia Protects 30% of Ocean from Mining
Planet Wins•Jun 18

French Polynesia Protects 30% of Ocean from Mining

French Polynesia just expanded its ocean protections to cover an area larger than Alaska, banning seabed mining and industrial fishing across 30% of its waters. The move protects critical breeding grounds for endangered species and showcases what island nations can accomplish.

Mongabay•2 min read
French Polynesia Protects Ocean Area Twice Size of Texas
Planet Wins•Jun 13

French Polynesia Protects Ocean Area Twice Size of Texas

French Polynesia just protected 540,000 square miles of ocean, reaching the global 30% conservation goal while keeping local fishing traditions alive. The island nation combined large-scale protection with community-led stewardship to create a model for the world.

Good News Network•2 min read
Judge Protects Legal Status for 8,400 Family Immigrants
Global News•Jan 26

Judge Protects Legal Status for 8,400 Family Immigrants

More than 8,400 families from seven Latin American countries can stay together in the U.S. after a federal judge blocked efforts to end their legal status. The ruling protects people who came through family reunification programs while they wait for permanent immigrant visas.

The Hindu•2 min read
New Ocean Treaty Protects Sharks Across All Borders
Planet Wins•May 12

New Ocean Treaty Protects Sharks Across All Borders

A groundbreaking international treaty now safeguards migratory sharks and rays as they travel across the high seas, closing a dangerous protection gap. The agreement creates a pathway to establish marine protected areas in international waters where two-thirds of the ocean previously lacked comprehensive protection.

Mongabay•3 min read
Ghana Creates First Marine Protected Area After 15 Years
Planet Wins•Apr 14

Ghana Creates First Marine Protected Area After 15 Years

Ghana just declared its first ever marine protected area, protecting 703 square kilometers of ocean that's critical for fish populations. After 15 years of work, this historic move could save the country's collapsing fishery and protect food security for millions.

Mongabay•2 min read
Bolivia Protects 2.2M Acres With Indigenous-Led Plan
Planet Wins•Feb 6

Bolivia Protects 2.2M Acres With Indigenous-Led Plan

Local communities and Indigenous groups in Bolivia just protected nearly a million hectares of rainforest by working with their towns instead of waiting for national action. The four new protected areas create wildlife corridors while protecting water sources and forests that local families depend on for their livelihoods.

Mongabay•3 min read
New Mexico Tackles Oil Well Fraud to Protect Taxpayers
Solutions•Jan 26

New Mexico Tackles Oil Well Fraud to Protect Taxpayers

New Mexico is taking bold legal action against oil executives who allegedly abandoned cleanup costs, while pushing forward historic bonding reforms that could protect communities nationwide. The state's fight represents a turning point in holding companies accountable for environmental responsibilities.

Grist•2 min read
French Polynesia Resort Protects 120,000 Sea Turtle Hatchlings
Planet Wins•Apr 21

French Polynesia Resort Protects 120,000 Sea Turtle Hatchlings

A luxury eco-resort in French Polynesia has turned paradise into a conservation powerhouse, protecting over 120,000 sea turtle hatchlings in just ten years. By combining tourism with science, they're proving that protecting nature can also protect jobs and local economies.

Good Good Good•3 min read
Vietnam Pays Families to Protect Wildlife Corridors
Solutions•Sep 15

Vietnam Pays Families to Protect Wildlife Corridors

Families living in Vietnam's mountain biodiversity corridors now earn more income than their neighbors, thanks to conservation payments that protect rare wildlife. The program proves protecting nature and supporting communities can go hand in hand.

Mongabay•3 min read
Greece Protects 250 Beaches From Overtourism Development
Planet Wins•Apr 29

Greece Protects 250 Beaches From Overtourism Development

Greece just added more beaches to its protected list, banning commercial sunbeds and umbrellas to preserve natural coastlines and endangered wildlife. The country welcomed a record 38 million visitors last year and is taking action to protect its most vulnerable shores.

Fox News Travel•2 min read
Tourists Help Protect Amazon by Tracking Wildlife
Planet Wins•Jun 6

Tourists Help Protect Amazon by Tracking Wildlife

In Peru's Amazon, vacationers are spending their trips collecting scientific data that helps protect one of the world's most biodiverse regions. Their research has already contributed to government protections for Indigenous lands and rare wildlife.

Wired•3 min read
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Planet Wins•Jun 5

Mexico Protects Mahahual Beach for Community Ecotourism

A small coastal town in Mexico just won protection for its beaches and mangroves after locals stood up against mega-development. Mahahual will now prioritize community-based ecotourism that preserves the environment generations have protected.

Mexico News Daily•2 min read
UN Grants Protection to 40 Species Including Cheetahs
Planet Wins•Apr 2

UN Grants Protection to 40 Species Including Cheetahs

Representatives from 132 nations just voted to protect 40 endangered animals, from snowy owls to hammerhead sharks. The new treaty gives migrating species their strongest legal protections yet.

Good Good Good•2 min read
England Issues 7% More Wildlife Licenses, Protects Nature
Daily Mix•Apr 15

England Issues 7% More Wildlife Licenses, Protects Nature

Natural England approved 478 more wildlife licenses in 2025 while protecting bats, badgers, and other endangered species. The permits let development move forward safely without harming protected animals.

Google News - Wildlife Recovery•2 min read
Surfers Team Up With Scientists to Protect Africa's Coast
Planet Wins•Aug 7

Surfers Team Up With Scientists to Protect Africa's Coast

Researchers discovered that two-thirds of West Africa's best surfing spots sit next to areas rich with marine life, creating a perfect opportunity to protect both waves and wildlife. By turning surf breaks into protected zones, communities could safeguard coral reefs, mangroves, and endangered species while keeping beaches pristine.

Smithsonian•3 min read
UN Summit Protects 40 More Migratory Species From Extinction
Planet Wins•Mar 31

UN Summit Protects 40 More Migratory Species From Extinction

Global delegates just expanded protections for 40 threatened migratory species, including cheetahs, giant otters, and hammerhead sharks. The landmark decision brings the total number of protected species to over 1,200.

AllAfrica - Environment•2 min read

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