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In this news roundup: ICJ rules on climate obligations, wetlands worth $39 trillion by 2050, and how extreme heat warps your brain
Hydrodams are an important source of renewable energy, but they’re also stopping fish and other freshwater species from migrating.
Stingless bees are a sign of forest health. One organization is recruiting them for honey – and protecting the Amazon in the process.
In TalkLandscape #4, discover the magic of wetlands and the growing threats they face – and learn how you can help protect them.
Indigenous women activists are at the heart of the global fight for climate justice. What can the world learn from them?
From filtering our water to storing carbon to protecting us from floods, wetlands do a lot more for us than you might realize. Here’s how.
Invasive species can be devastating for island ecosystems, but they’re also easier to eradicate. Here’s what we can learn from the Pacific.
In this news roundup: Climate change “to destroy capitalism,” U.K. experiments with geoengineering and India quits Indus Water Treaty
At GLF Forests 2025, we gathered 3,000 people to explore what we need to do to protect and restore forests in the next decade.
Temperate forest is the world’s second-large terrestrial biome. Chances are, there’s one near you. Here’s what you should know about them.
Want to get involved in landscape restoration? Here’s a four-step guide to help you get started, from design to maintenance.
In this news roundup: Brazil builds Amazon highway to Belém, Peruvian farmer sues RWE and Greenpeace faces $660 million bill for defamation
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
UPDATED: Our live coverage from the 2024 UN Biodiversity Conference (COP16) in Cali, Colombia, including the final agreement reached in Rome.
