Raising Global Awareness on International Mangrove Day
Not many people are aware of mangrove’s benefits, let alone its slowly dying population and restoration attempts. To celebrate the International Mangrove Day, UNESCO published a series of educational posters.... Read more
Oceans and Seas
Experts Offer Insights on the Sustainable Use of 50,000 Wild Species
Humans use around 50,000 wild species for different practices, including over 10,000 harvested directly for food. Experts across the globe share their insights to establish more sustainable use of wild species.... Read more
Ocean Conference: International Law, Financing, and Science-backed Frameworks for Small Island Developing States
The United Nations Ocean Conference discussed ways to promote and strengthen sustainable ocean-based economies for SIDS.... Read more
World Oceans Day 2022: Collective Actions for Ocean Revitalization
“We live on a blue planet. The ocean doesn’t only support humanity, but also life on the planet.”... Read more
Optimizing Vietnam’s Sea Potential with Blue Economy Scenarios
If developed through sustainable practices, Vietnam’s coastlines and seas have the potential to support the country’s net-zero commitments.... Read more
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
Hair vs. Oil Spill, for the Environment
Our hair might be a more sustainable alternative to cleanup oil in our waterways.
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Covid Waste in South Asia
South Asia has been one of the biggest contributors to plastic waste since before the rise of COVID-19. Ever since the pandemic, waste management has become harder to control with the rise of single-use plastic.
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Muslimat NU of Bojong-Tegal Campaigns Environmental Protection, Reduces Waste Production
Since mid-2019, they have decided to move on to a more environmentally friendly consumption practice.... Read more