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Saudi Arabia Unveils $25m Plans to Rewild Critically Endangered Arabian Leopard

The news comes as images of the big cat adorned billboards across Dubai, London and New York to mark Arabian Leopard Day

by Nick Ames

Why Conflict-Free Diamonds Are A Girl’s Best Friend

You don’t want to celebrate Valentine’s with a diamond that’s paid for a civil war or been plucked from the ground by a child. Luckily, you can sparkle with ethical jewellery

by Rae Ritchie

Seagrass Prairies: Why We Need To Save The Savannas Of The Sea Now

They protect our coastlines and trap microplastics in their ribbon-like-leaves, so why are seagrass prairies the ocean’s most overlooked habitat?

by Sarah Freeman

Drones to Drop 2.5 Million Mangrove Seeds in Abu Dhabi

The plan is part of a UAE national goal to plant 100 million mangroves by 2030

by Nick Ames

Europe Braced for Drought As Experts Warn Water Supplies Are Drying Up

Europe faces drought as global warming exacerbates heatwaves, wildfires, floods, and snow-free ski slopes

by Nick Ames

Overpopulation And The Climate Crisis: Is It Selfish To Have Another Baby?

Younger generations are opting not to have children in an attempt to stave off the environmental impact of overpopulation but could that be more of a problem than a solution?

by Josh Sims

Turtle Power: 5 Ways To Help the UAE’s Hard-Shelled Friends

They’ve been around forever so this World Sea Turtle Day, let’s make sure they stay

by Michelle Kuehn

Mountain Lion Who Was Emblem For Wildlife Conservation Has Died

Tragic ending for P-22, known as the ‘Brad Pitt of mountain lions’, who was trapped in the City of Angels by a ring of motorways before world’s biggest wildlife conservation bridge could free him

by Nick Ames

Free At Last: Pangolin Captured By Traffickers Is Released Back Into The Wild

Pangolins are the most trafficked mammals in the world because their scales are prized for traditional Chinese medicine but one has been rescued and taught how to survive in her natural habitat

by Hayley O'Keeffe