Conservation

Swordfish: Predators of the Deep

Swordfish, scientifically known as Xiphias gladius and also referred to as broadbills in certain regions, are a large and swift…

1 year ago

Bears and Brainpower: A Closer Look at Their Cognitive Skills

Bears, known for their impressive abilities, possess intelligence that is now being recognized. A black bear's encounter with a wildlife…

1 year ago

Survival Strategies: How Plants Speak the Language of Climate Change

The impact of climate change on plant species, particularly those found in California's coastline and coastal mountains, is becoming increasingly…

1 year ago

Is Earth Running Out of Freshwater Resources?

How much fresh water does our planet have left? This crucial resource is in limited supply, with only 1% of…

1 year ago

Bhutan’s Snow Leopards: A Growing Population Amid Challenges

In a significant development, the National Snow Leopard Survey 2022-2023, supported by the Bhutan For Life project and WWF-Bhutan, has…

1 year ago

How Artificial Intelligence is Revolutionizing the Water Sector

One out of every three people globally lacks access to clean water, highlighting the urgent need for innovative solutions in…

1 year ago

What Drives Insects’ Fascination with Artificial Light at Night?

In the tranquility of a warm summer night, one finds themselves captivated by the enchanting harmony of nature. Beneath a…

2 years ago

The Growing Popularity of Tequila in the U.S. Spells Environmental Concerns

Step aside martinis, margaritas are taking the spotlight in bars. Tequila and mezcal, agave-based liquors, have emerged as the fastest-growing…

2 years ago

English Rivers See Lower Metal Pollution, Flourishing Insect Life

A recent analysis of 30 years of Environment Agency monitoring data has revealed a dramatic improvement in the diversity of…

2 years ago

The Looming Threat of the 6th Mass Extinction

The 6th mass extinction may be approaching, and it's worse than we ever imagined. For the first time in Earth's…

2 years ago