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On Thin Ice: Can Polar Bears Survive the Climate Crisis?

With their hunting grounds shrinking and human-wildlife conflict on the rise, researchers are turning to a combination of cutting-edge tracking technology and centuries-old Indigenous knowledge to safeguard polar bears.

by Sarah Freeman

Ashri Skin Brings a Luxury Skincare Pop-Up to Al Bateen Ladies Club

Ashri Skin is hosting an exclusive two-week pop-up at the prestigious Al Bateen Ladies Club by Matcha in Abu Dhabi

by Claire Wills

Drowning in To-Do Lists? How to Overcome Overwhelm and Take Back Control

In a world of endless to-do lists and constant notifications, overwhelm has become a modern epidemic… Here’s how to reclaim balance and prevent burnout

by Christine Fieldhouse

Starry Surprises: Unique Michelin Star Restaurants Around The Globe

If you’re looking for a high quality meal with a difference these Michelin Star restaurants offer top-notch grub in a setting unlike any other, so diners come for the food and stay for the experience

by Nick Watkins

Climate Change is Fueling Record-Breaking Disasters Worldwide, Says UN

Alarming new UN report highlights unprecedented heatwaves, floods, storms and fires

by Nick Ames

Jodie Kidd Talks Skin & Tonic: From Supermodel to Eco Beauty Mogul

She’s walked the runway for Moschino and Jaeger but supermodel-turned- entrepreneur Jodie Kidd is also the face of her own organic, natural beauty brand Skin & Tonic

by Karen Pasquali Jones

Ceasefire Shattered as Gaza Faces New Wave of Bombings

Israel restarted ruthless bombing of Gaza on Tuesday, killing more than 400 people

by Anthea Ayache

Kumulus: How a Pioneering Company is Making Water From Air

In a world where water scarcity is becoming increasingly urgent, Kumulus Water has created an innovative technology that pulls water directly from the air, even in the driest conditions

by Josh Sims

Move Over Mammoths—Meet the World’s First Woolly Mice!

Scientists have successfully engineered woolly mice with thick coats, bringing the dream of resurrecting the woolly mammoth one step closer to reality.

by Nick Ames

How Wildlife Corridors Are Saving Species Across the Globe

Fragmented habitats threaten the survival of wild animals in every corner of the planet but people and projects are reconnecting the natural world’s broken highways thanks to innovative wildlife corridors

by Sarah Freeman