Small and large glacier loss occurs globally, raising alarms about far-reaching environmental, cultural, and economic impacts.... Read More
SDGs Goal 14
The Sounds Right initiative was launched by the Museum for the UN to register Nature as an artist and direct its royalties toward biodiversity protection.... Read More
Conservationists call for change as the rise of luxury tourism in the Maasai Mara takes its toll on locals and the ecosystem.... Read More
The government of New Zealand enacted the Hauraki Gulf / Tīkapa Moana Marine Protection Act in October 2025.... Read More
The industry is finding ways to transform seafood waste into valuable products while reducing environmental pressures.... Read More
Small-scale fish farmers contribute to global food systems while supporting local economies and conservation efforts.... Read More
Amid growing pressure, seaweed farming offers potential to build healthy marine ecosystems and resilient coastal communities.... Read More
Desalination technology is becoming an increasingly attractive option for governments under stress from the water crisis. Is it sustainable?... Read More
Sei Sembilang fishermen are facing multiple pressures due to climate change, where productivity is declining while costs and expenses rise.... Read More
Amid climate change and unequal power dynamics, strengthening transboundary water governance is crucial to the sustainability of the Mekong River.... Read More

Racing with the Rapid Glacier Loss Globally
Sounds Right and Recognizing Nature as an Artist for Biodiversity Conservation
Luxury Tourism Threatens the Maasai Mara
New Zealand Takes a Step Against the Oceanic Degradation of Hauraki Gulf
Turning Seafood Waste into Opportunity for a Sustainable Blue Economy
Empowering Small-Scale Fish Farmers for Sustainable Aquaculture
Exploring Seaweed Farming for Climate Action and Community Resilience
Looking into Desalination to Tackle the Growing Water Crisis in MENA and Beyond
The Plight of Fishermen in Sei Sembilang Village, Banyuasin, Amid Climate Change
Power Imbalance and Increasing Pressures: Looking into the Transboundary Water Governance in the Mekong River