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Fire is an important part of life for the Indigenous Dayak people of Borneo. Here’s how they’ve been navigating a ban in Indonesia.
Wildfires can have long-lasting effects on our physical and mental health. Here are some tips to stay safe.
The EU has downgraded wolf protection, allowing member states to set their own hunting quotas. Here’s how that’s playing out in Slovakia.
In this news roundup: Greenpeace faces $300 million lawsuit, ‘mystery illness’ spreads in DRC, and crypto mining causes blackouts in Abkhazia
In the Philippines, Indigenous youth and forest rangers battle exclusion and demand a say in how ancestral land and forests are protected.
UPDATED: Our live coverage from the 2024 UN Biodiversity Conference (COP16) in Cali, Colombia, including the final agreement reached in Rome.
AI is using more energy and water than ever. Will it ever be sustainable – or could it be the final nail in our climate coffin?
Wheat is one of the world’s most important staple crops, but its cultivation often drives land degradation. Is sustainable wheat possible?
Fake news is multiplying across the internet. Here’s a four-step guide on how to identify and fact-check climate misinformation.
Want to do your bit to help tackle climate change in 2025? Get inspired and informed with these 44 climate content creators.
How can we produce maize and wheat more sustainably? Here’s what we learned at the FOLUR Regional Dialogue in Istanbul, Turkey.
Colombia and Brazil are the world’s most dangerous countries for environmentalists. Here’s how land defenders are defending themselves.
Around 84% of the world’s population identifies with a religion. Here’s how faith groups can use their platform to benefit the planet.
In this news roundup: Trump leaves the Paris Agreement again, Doomsday Clock ticks down and why the 2ºC target might already be dead
How much is nature actually worth? It’s hard to put an exact number – but here are four reasons why it’s far more valuable than you think.
