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A breeding pair of golden eagles, Mexico's national bird, has been discovered nesting in Coahuila, a major win for one of the country's most threatened species. With fewer than 150 active breeding pairs left in Mexico, every confirmed nest signals hope for recovery.
After two catastrophic storms dumped 50 inches of rain on Oahu, destroying crops and flooding fields, Hawaii's tight-knit farming community is banding together to rebuild. Despite losing nearly everything, these resilient farmers are already replanting and supporting each other through recovery.
When historic flooding trapped a 98-year-old woman in her wheelchair inside her Oahu home, neighbors arrived with a creative solution: a front-loading tractor. The heartwarming rescue shows how Hawaiian communities are stepping up as the islands face their worst flooding in 20 years.
When flooding hit Oahu's North Shore, animal protection officers waded through waist-deep water to rescue stranded pets, including four orphaned puppies. The community came together to help both the animals and the rescuers who got stuck trying to save them.
When a powerful Kona low storm flooded Oahu, Honolulu Fire Department's specialized drone team worked through the night to save neighbors trapped by rising waters. Their swift action brought dozens of residents to safety across the North Shore and Central Oahu.
When heavy rains turned northern Oahu farmland into a lake, Jacqueline Bensaid grabbed a paddleboard and launched a one-woman animal rescue mission. Eight dogs, including two puppies, made it to safety thanks to her quick thinking.
When Hawaii faced its worst flooding in 20 years, the National Guard jumped into action, launching rescue missions across Oahu to bring families to safety. Communities are coming together to rebuild after the unprecedented storm.
After the worst flooding Hawaii has seen in 20 years, communities are rallying with matched donations, emergency food distributions, and support for devastated families across Oahu. Organizations are turning disaster into a display of solidarity, with one group pledging to double every donation up to $100,000.
Oahu is planning to transform sewage, food scraps, and landfill waste into biomethane fuel that keeps lights on during rare cloudy days when solar and wind power dip. The island's path to 100% clean energy just got smarter and more circular. #