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

From Finance to FemTech: How Adaye Founder Shereen Abdulla is Tackling Menstrual Health

With a focus on health and sustainability, Adaye is on a mission to offer women, effective period care alternatives while breaking taboos around menstrual health

by Claire Wills

Dying for a Cuppa: The Dark Side of Tea

Impoverished tea pickers in Assam, India, are being targeted by ruthless agents who lure them into deals which include child trafficking, organ theft and exploitation

by Nick Harding

Growing Together: The Kenyan Farm Leading Human-Elephant Harmony

The Mara Elephant Project is exploring which crops elephants prefer and which they avoid, to create elephant-friendly farming solutions.

by Holly Budge

Beyond Bottles: Sprudel Founder Shawn Green Talks Sustainable Water Solutions

We sit down with Sprudel founder Shawn Green to find out what inspired him to create a planet-friendly water company that is revolutionising the way we think about drinking water in the UAE

by Anthea Ayache

Saving Elephants, One Bee Hive and Milk Bottle at a Time

The world’s largest land mammal is still struggling to be herd. On World Elephant Day we blow the trumpet for these magnificent megafauna…

by Sarah Freeman