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Rescue Underway in Tasmania To Save 230 Stranded Whales

Locals are trying to protect a stranded pod of 230 whales that have washed up on a beach in Tasmania.

by Nick Ames

Take To The Skies: Dubai’s Race to Launch The First Commercial Electric Flying Vehicles

The future of transport is almost here with experts predicting there will be 430,000 flying vehicles in operation by 2040, and Dubai wants to be at the forefront

by Nick Harding

Global First as Dutch City, Haarlem Bans Meat Adverts from its Streets

The Dutch city of Haarlem calls time on promoting ‘products which accelerate global warming,’ including meat, flights and petrol powered cars.

by Nick Ames

Patagonia Billionaire Donates ALL Company Profits to Fund Fighting Climate Change

Founder of sportswear brand Patagonia, Yvon Chouinard is giving all the company profits to save the planet saying ‘As of now, Earth is our only shareholder.’

by Nick Ames

Bring Sustainable Tributes For The Queen and Leave Paddington Bear At Home, Mourners Told

Tributes to Queen Elizabeth II should be recyclable mourners are told as paddington bears and plastic flowers as tributes are discouraged

by Nick Ames

Will The Lionheart: How The Born Free Legacy Has Made A Roar-ing Success of Saving Big Cats

Will Travers’ life changed after moving to Kenya while his parents filmed the iconic Born Free movie. Ever since he’s been devoted to saving lions and wildlife conservation.

by Karen Pasquali Jones

5 Trusted Ways UAE Residents Can Help Pakistan Flood Victims

To make sure you’re donating to a verified source we’ve rounded up UAE approved charities that are helping the victims of the Pakistan floods.

by Shaheera Anwar

Fly Etihad, Adopt a Free Mangrove Tree

Abu Dhabi based Etihad Airways has pledged to plant a forest in each continent it operates in a bid to help fight climate change.

by Nick Ames

The New School For Grannies: Why 94-Year-Olds Are Learning To Read and Write

Grannies aged between 65 and 95 are going to school for the first time in an Indian village near Mumbai to banish the stigma and shame of lifelong illiteracy

by Sanjay Pandey