Saving the Japanese Giant Salamander with Sustainable Daisen
Sustainable Daisen aims to protect and conserve the Japanese giant salamander and its natural habitat through outreach, education, research, and ecological intervention.... Read more
Biodiversity and Ecosystems
Reviving Kazakhstan’s Prehistoric Ecosystems, the Golden Steppe
Kazakhstan has been working to conserve and restore its steppe through the Altyn Dala Conservation Initiative... Read more
Dugongs & Friends: Abu Dhabi’s Marine and Coastal Restoration Efforts
Abu Dhabi has been working hard to restore its marine and coastline ecosystem.... Read more
Orangutan Information Center’s Mission to Save Sumatran Orangutans
Orangutan Information Center (OIC) has rescued 223 orangutans, including those confiscated and in personal possessions, and restored 2,629 hectares of degraded lands in the Leuser Ecosystem.... Read more
Mountain Partnership: Addressing Challenges of Mountain Ecosystems and Communities
In the International Year of Sustainable Mountain Development, the Mountain Partnership held its sixth global meeting to address the state of the world’s mountains.... Read more
Are Komodo Dragons for Tourism?
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) declared the komodo dragon as an Endangered species. Aside from the climate crisis, human activities also severely threaten the komodo dragons living in the Komodo National Park.... Read more
Birds Population Decline Reflects Our Environmental Condition
A report by BirdLife International reveals the declining of bird populations worldwide and how it’s a reflection of our environmental condition.... Read more
Living on the Edge: Asian Elephants Need Human-Wildlife Conflict Management
“Given their preference for habitats outside the protected areas, elephants will inevitably come into conflict with people.”... Read more
Putting Indigenous Peoples at the Forefront of Natural Preservation
Indigenous Peoples have a critical role in preserving biodiversity and ecosystems due to their invaluable knowledge and integrated relations with nature.... Read more
Corruption at the Roots of Cambodia’s Deforestation
Cambodia has lost 64% of its tree cover from 2011 until now, and the government has been accused of taking bribes to turn a blind eye toward massive illegal logging projects.... Read more