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In India, young people aren’t learning about climate change at school. They’re living it firsthand – and they want to be acknowledged.
Regenerative grazing is the sustainable management of livestock to store carbon, protect biodiversity and secure livelihoods. Here’s how it works.
Should you visit Tulaog Cave? It’s a sacred spot for Indigenous Dumagat-Remontado people – and they want to be left in peace.
The Big Five mass extinctions devastated life on Earth. But what were they – and what can they teach us about biodiversity loss?
How can Latin American and Caribbean landscapes be transformed to serve the region’s people and ecosystems? Here are nine visions.
Indigenous and Quilombola communities in the Amazon are launching their own internet radio stations to share their struggles with the world.
How can Asia’s landscapes be transformed to serve the continent’s people and ecosystems? Here are 11 visions from across Asia.
How can African landscapes be transformed to serve the continent’s people and ecosystems? Here are 12 visions from across Africa.
Chile nationalized its copper mining industry in the 1970s. Has that benefited the country – and should it do the same with lithium?
Rangelands cover nearly half of the world’s land area and support billions of livelihoods through pastoralism. Here’s what you need to know.
Looking to attend climate events in 2026? Check out our list of this year’s biggest environmental conferences, summits and more.
Land rights in Africa are often hampered by convoluted and overlapping laws. Here’s how to navigate them and help communities thrive.
The Escazú Agreement aims to protect access to environmental information and boost participatory governance in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The Paris Agreement was signed 10 years ago – but where has it left us? Here are six ways the climate battle has changed since.
Can a small community in Guatemala change the world? Canoguitas is leading by example with its women-led conservation efforts.
