Wild Animals Are Not Pets
There are many reasons why private ownership of wild animals is not okay.
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Biodiversity and Ecosystems
Shelters for Thailand Stray Dogs
Thailand has a stray dog overpopulation problem. The recent project by Stand for Strays provides shelter for dogs using recycled materials.
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Palm Oil & Sustainability in Indonesia: Export Ban and Call for Reform
From shortage to RSPO’s sustainable palm oil campaign to export ban, so much has been happening in the Indonesian palm industry.
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Restoring Underwater Kelp Forests in Australia
Kelp forest has been declining due to global warming. Researchers in Australia are examining the ways to restore the underwater forests.... Read more
Indonesia Welcomed a Baby Sumatran Rhino
There are only fewer than 100 Sumatran rhinos left on earth. In the face of the bleak number, Indonesia welcomed a newborn Sumatran rhino.
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Hunger and Freedom: COVID-19 on Thailand’s Elephant Tourism
Thailand is the home to almost 4,000 captive elephants, whose purpose is to entertain tourists. As the COVID-19 pandemic restricts tourism, this industry is plunged into a food crisis.... Read more
Agrotechnology Innovations for Zero Hunger
Hundreds of millions of people worldwide face hunger, and food production has caused major risks and damage to the planet. Syngenta innovates for more sustainable farming worldwide.
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Tiktok & “Green Influencers”: Can They Make an Impact?
Tiktok is no longer only known for dance challenges and lip-syncing. Now, among others, it houses a growing number of videos on climate change and sustainable practices steadily gaining millions of views. This article explores whether this form of activism is to be encouraged.... Read more
India’s 127 Tiger Deaths in 2021: Alarming or Recovering?
A tiger is deemed an umbrella species which ensures viable populations of other wild animals and forests. As we welcome 2022, the year of the tiger, the report of 127 recorded tiger deaths in India in 2021 sounds alarming.
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Kasim Arifin’s 15 Years of Service in Waimital as a University Student
Kasim Arifin was a university student when he chose to serve and walk the talk. He stayed for fifteen years in remote Gemba, Indonesia, to farm and help the small village prosper.... Read more