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The Longest Ride: One Man’s Record-Breaking Attempt to Save the Planet On An E Motorcycle

Ali Abdo plans to ride 20,000km across Egypt to COP27 on an electric motorcycle to raise awareness about the climate crisis

by George Kuruvilla

2 Cute Rare Red Panda Cubs Born at Wildlife Park

The twin female red panda cubs are part of a successful breeding programme for the endangered species

by Nick Ames

Dog Rescue Centre in Flood-Hit Fujairah Receives Cash and 2 Tonnes of Food

The Dubai Free Zone IFZA made the donation to the Fujairah rescue shelter Animals & Us after their 400 dogs were affected by flash floods.

by Nick Ames

Dying Wildlife Conservationist: ‘My Last Wish Is To Save As Many Animals As Possible’

Simon Cowell has devoted his life to saving wildlife but after being diagnosed with incurable lung cancer he now faces a race against time to keep his animal charity going

by Nick Harding

The Awesome Bee ‘Buzz Stops’ Turning Bus Shelters into Mini Meadows

A successful Dutch project that turns city centre bus shelters into a safe haven for pollinating bees and butterflies is being rolled out across Europe and the UK

by Nick Ames

2 Nord Stream Gas Pipeline Leaks Threaten Climate Disaster

Scientists warn the ‘Potential for a massive and highly damaging emission event is very worrisome’ after Nord Stream gas pipeline leaks

by Nick Ames

World First as Cheetahs Return to India After 70 Year Absence

Namibia donates eight cheetahs to India, a first for the intercontinental relocation of the world’s fastest moving land mammals

by Nick Ames

UPDATE: Rescuers Save Dozens of Whales but 200 Die After Mass Stranding in Tasmania

Three of the whales are still at risk but despite efforts around 200 have died after being stranded on a Tasmanian beach

by Nick Ames

Project Zambezi – 2,500 Animals Relocated from Parched Zimbabwe Reserve to Cool River Region

Iconic species including elephants, lions, buffalo, impala, and zebras are being relocated from Zimbabwe to a 1.6 million acre UNESCO site on the Zambezi river.

by Nick Ames