Climate Heatwaves Threaten Hawaiian Humpbacks as Marine Food Web Collapses
2013‑16 Pacific “blob” cut whale numbers, new study warns of cascading impacts.
Migratory Birds in Crisis: 45% Declining, 11% Near Extinction
New BirdLife report warns of steep declines but highlights pathways to recovery.
Indigenous Words Reveal 120 Dragonfly Species in Colombia
Collaboration with remote Guainía communities expands the known dragonfly list ten‑fold
Endangered Dolphins Defy Death in Bangladesh’s Toxic Buriganga
Rare river dolphins are still spotted thriving in one of the world’s dirtiest urban waterways.
Differences Between Alligators and Crocodiles
Do you sometimes get confused as to the differences between alligators and Crocs? You can’t differentiate between them? While they share striking similarities, these...
Do Plants Feel Pain?
The question of whether plants are capable of feeling pain has long been a topic of interest. To keep it short, plants do not...
An elephant story
Elephants are in the news. Not many Nigerians know there are elephants in Nigeria. Well, there are. And the news is that they are...
Looking Back at 2025: The Big Environmental Emergencies and How We Can Turn the...
As we near the end of 2025, the world finds itself grappling with a cascade of pressing environmental, wildlife, climate, and conservation problems. These...
Nigeria’s Wildlife Is Disappearing, And It’s Our Responsibility to Save It
Nigeria is losing its wildlife at an unprecedented rate. Uncontrolled hunting, deforestation, and weak protection efforts have pushed many of our most famous animals,...
World Vulture Day 2025
Every year, on the first Saturday of September, people around the world pause to celebrate a bird that doesn’t always get the best reputation:...