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Can These Food Planet Prize Finalists Help Fix Our Broken Food System?

From rice paddies in Bali to bio-tech farms in the U.S., the Food Planet Prize 2025 shortlist is spotlighting six breakthrough ideas that could revolutionise the way we grow, eat, and think about food

by Anthea Ayache

Hunted, Skinned, and Sold: The Tragic Leopard Trade

Despite global protection, leopards are being killed, carved up, and sold as medicine, trophies, and luxury goods

by Anthea Ayache

Sssssingle-Use Plastic: London Kids Fight Back With a Giant Snake

A group of London students turned one week of household waste into a giant snake , a powerful symbol of our growing pollution problem.

by Nick Ames

Gorillas In The Wild: How We Can Save The Great Apes

Our closest living relatives are under threat from mining, poaching, and climate change but innovative programmes are helping to save endangered gorillas

by Sarah Freeman

The City Nature Challenge: Dubai’s Going Wild and You’re Invited

Spot sunbirds, snap sand geckos, and help save biodiversity with the City Nature Challenge

by Claire Wills

What’s On for Fashion Revolution Week UAE 2025 and Why It Matters

Fashion Revolution Week UAE 2025 is all about reimagining the fashion industry from the ground up. Marking the 11th anniversary […]

by Araceli Gallego

Game of Clones: Dire Wolves Are Back – But Are They Real?

A US company says it has resurrected extinct prehistoric dire wolves, heavily featured in the TV series ‘Game of Thrones’. […]

by Nick Ames

Over 1,000 Fungi Join IUCN Red List as Extinction Risk Grows

They clean our soil, feed our forests, and may even hold cures for disease, yet fungi are vanishing before we’ve even named them

by Anthea Ayache

Come Fly With Us: How Sustainable Aviation May Make Our Skies Green

A raft of new fuels – including one made out of cooking oil – and technologies are set to make aviation kinder on the environment, but are these the eco miracle cures the sector needs?

by Mike Peake