Human-elephant conflicts are a growing issue in Africa, and beehive fences emerge as a potential solution.... Read More
Local Communities
Nyepi Day, Bali’s Day of Silence, not only holds a deep spiritual meaning but also brings environmental benefits.... Read More
Catholic bishops in Asia published a Pastoral Letter conveying a renewed commitment to environmental stewardship and action to end the climate crisis.... Read More
The number of monarch butterflies shows a sign of increase in Mexico amid concerns over extreme decline.... Read More
The Chipko Movement, led by rural women in India, used a form of nonviolent protest to protect forests by hugging trees.... Read More
The “Grassroots to Greatness” report highlights how integrating the voices of grassroots communities in development practices is vital.... Read More
The challenges experienced by Uzbekistan's rural populations require solutions tailored to their rural development needs.... Read More
The Ciptagelar Indigenous community has long implemented agricultural practices in harmony with nature to achieve food sovereignty.... Read More
From government projects to business initiatives, efforts are underway to revive Japan’s physical bookstores amidst a dwindling number.
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Amidst the worrying rate of biodiversity loss, scientists made discoveries of 234 additional species in the Greater Mekong area.... Read More

Beehive Fences as a Nature-based Solution to Human-Elephant Conflicts in Africa
Nyepi Day and Its Role in Environmental Sustainability in Bali
Bishops in Asia Renew Commitments to Support Environmental Stewardship and Climate Action
Rising Population of the Endangered Monarch Butterflies in Mexico
Chipko Movement, the Anti-Deforestation Tree-Hugging Protest by Rural Women in India
Grassroots to Greatness: Empowering grassroots communities in development practices
Looking into Uzbekistan’s Rural Development
How Ciptagelar Indigenous Community Practices Agriculture in Harmony with Nature
Reviving Physical Bookstores in Japan Amidst Digitalization
Scientists Identified 234 New Species in the Greater Mekong