Utah is flush with snow and money. It might not be enough to save the Great Salt Lake.

Intense snowfall will lead to extra water this spring, and $400 million from the state government will help ongoing concerns. Some still worry Utah is wasting a blessing. 

Europe's last 'wild' river is now a national park

Albania's government has designated the Vjosa River in the southern part of the country as a national park, marking a victory for environmentalists who have been fighting for years against plans for hydropower plants along the waterway. #News...

Instead of planting trees, give forests back to people

Nepal’s forests came roaring back, and so can others with people’s help.

UN Says Ozone Layer Slowly Healing, Hole To Mend By 2066

There are signs of progress more than 35 years after every nation in the world agreed to stop producing chemicals that harm the ozone layer.

For Philippines’ unprotected hotspots, new conservation window beckons

After hours of wading through raging rivers and braving the steep, slippery slopes of the Victoria-Anepahan Mountain Range (VAMR) on a rainy morning in October 2022, wildlife specialist Aubrey Jayne Padilla and her Indigenous Tagbanua...

'Shameful and Heartbreaking': Largest Wolf Cull in Modern History Underway in Sweden

Wildlife defenders in Sweden and beyond decried the start on Monday of what's being called the largest wolf cull in modern times, arguing that killing a quarter of the country's lupine population could have grave consequences for biodiversity.

Without biodiversity, the global economy would crumble

The natural world supports much of our economic activity, generating trillions of dollars, yet natural resources are too often treated as valueless. Factoring environmental dependency and impact into all business decisions will go a long way to...

Cambodia’s Mekong dolphin is dying despite efforts to save it

The dolphin’s decline is a stark illustration of the global biodiversity crisis and the challenges of conservation.

COP15: Trudeau warns "the clock is ticking" during biodiversity conference opening ceremony

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was among the speakers delivering remarks at the opening of COP15 in Montreal on Tuesday, which is a major international conference on preserving the world’s biodiversity. “Canada stepped up on just a few...

COP15 is a once in a lifetime opportunity to turn the tide on biodiversity loss | Fiona Duggan

This year's biodiversity conference is crucial

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