Environmental Protection
Losses of volume in lakes worldwide highlight the need for better water management
Globally, freshwater lakes and reservoirs store 87% of the planet's water.
It’s time for a new approach in saving white rhinos
Kruger National Park lost 6% of its rhino population to poaching in 2020 alone.
Nature favors the smallest and largest organisms
Trees, grasses, underground fungi, mangroves, corals, fish, and marine mammals all have similar maximum body sizes.
Butterfly behaviour shows how to protect habitats in a changing world
Effective insect conservation is possible in areas earmarked for development without sacrificing economic gain.
Global warming will bring record hot year by 2028
There’s a two-in-three chance a single year will cross the crucial 1.5℃ global warming threshold.
A tiny invading insect could wreak havoc in Antarctica
The tiny midge is an 'ecosystem engineer' in a similar way to earthworms in temperate soil systems.