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

Woolly Mammoth Scientists Create ‘Adorable’ Woolly Mice

Scientists planning to revive the extinct woolly mammoth have taken a step forward in their research – they have created […]

by Nick Ames

International Women’s Day: Meet 15 of the UAE’s Most Inspiring Eco-Business Owners

From bamboo tissues to doorstep composting and second-hand book stores, this International Women’s Day, we celebrate some of the eco-entrepreneurs who are driving the UAE’s sustainability sector

by Harriet Shephard

The Surprising Female Celebrities Changing The World

As we celebrate International Women’s Day, we focus on the celebrities you might not know are working hard to help vulnerable people and the planet

by Karen Pasquali Jones

Rescuing Whales: Hope and Innovation in a Changing Ocean

How underwater microphones, weighted fishing lines and Antarctica-bound activists are coming to the rescue of the planet’s embattled whales.

by Sarah Freeman

Cryo-Conservation: Biobanking Endangered Animal Cells To Save Them From Extinction

Dr Tullis Matson is storing cells from critically endangered or extinct animals in suspended animation so that he can bring them back to life in the future

by Nick Harding

Conservation Triumph: India’s Tigers Are Roaring Back

The country is now home to 75 per cent of the world’s wild tigers after a conservation win has seen them double numbers of the wild cat

by Anthea Ayache

Atlantis Dubai Makes Waves with Release of 23 Sharks and Rays

Atlantis Dubai continued to demonstrate its dedication to marine conservation with the recent release of three honeycomb stingrays and 20 […]

by Anthea Ayache

Earthshot 2024 Prize Winners Announced

From organisations protecting the critically endangered Saiga antelope to efforts aimed at reducing greenhouse gases in Ghana by 70%, the winners of this year’s Earthshot Prize are true trailblazers

by Nick Ames

Flying in the Face of Fur: Why the Industry’s Arguments Fall Fantastically Short

About 60 million animals are still killed every year in fur farms. We talk to Dr Clair Linsey, ethicist and author of new book ‘An Ethical Critique of Fur Factory Farming’ about why the fashion faux pas must end

by Josh Sims