International organizations and several nations are preparing for an El Niño event predicted to be the strongest ever recorded, with significant impacts expected on health, food, and energy systems.
Patricio Segura, a journalist and organizer who championed the defense of rivers in Chilean Patagonia against dam projects, has died at 54.
Residents and environmentalists in Kannur, northern Kerala, are protesting the negative impacts of overtourism and commercial projects on the fragile Madayippara laterite ecosystem.
A new video series, 'Hands On: Stories That Build Change,' showcases community-led environmental initiatives in Bangladesh, Mexico, and Thailand focused on adaptation and conservation.
Biologists argue that combining art and science can increase public awareness and drive conservation efforts for threatened coral reef ecosystems.
Thousands of pilgrims on the Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra are altering the behavior of long-tailed marmots by feeding and handling them, prompting calls for responsible wildlife viewing.
New research indicates Angola's peatlands are more extensive than believed, potentially storing significant amounts of soil carbon and regulating freshwater systems across southern Africa.
Southeast and East Asia host the most threatened oak species globally, with 46 out of 54 surveyed facing high human pressure in over 50% of their range.
Spain has initiated a consultation for 23 new marine protected areas in the Canary Islands and Mediterranean Sea, aiming to protect 30% of its waters by 2030.