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In this news roundup: U.S. seizes Venezuelan oil and coal demand breaks new records as Tuvaluan climate refugees arrive in Australia
Looking to attend climate events in 2026? Check out our list of this year’s biggest environmental conferences, summits and more.
In Dawa-Dawa on the Philippine island of Mindanao, local residents are planting mangroves in abandoned fishponds to protect their coastline.
From bottle-grown mushrooms to art workshops, young Africans are on the forefront of innovation for climate and nature. Here are four examples.
As climate change hurts cocoa production, farming communities in Ghana are turning to alternative livelihoods such as snail farming.
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.
In this news roundup: Australia passes nature protection bill, chemical firms to phase out PFAS and how light pollution drives carbon emissions
Synthetic biology applies engineering principles to biology, solving problems by ‘programming’ living things. Here’s what you need to know.
What’s it like being a forester? A young Indonesian forester reflects on his life’s journey so far and what motivates him in his work.
COP30 has ended – but what has it really achieved? Here are 11 things we learned from the 2025 UN Climate Change Conference in Belém, Brazil.
In TalkLandscape #8, find out how we can win against the scourge of climate disinformation on social media and get real climate stories out.
Follow our daily live updates from the 2025 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil.
