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Meet the Black Mambas, a team of 36 young African women who protect 20,000 hectares of South Africa’s Greater Kruger National Park, safeguarding the world’s largest population of rhinos

If you believe your project is helping to restore our planet’s damaged systems, then consider applying for the Lush Spring Prize 2025

South African wildlife experts have repurposed technology originally used to prevent nuclear smuggling to tackle the urgent issue of rhino horn poaching

A study off the coast of Brazil has revealed traces of cocaine in the liver and muscles of sharks, unveiling the detrimental effects of drug pollution on marine life

From flightless parrots to secretive cetaceans, these are some of the planet’s most endangered species trying to claw their way back from the brink of extinction

Non-profit organisation Waste to Wonder Worldwide and zero-waste chef Conor Spacey are teaming up to build a sustainable cookery school in Gambia  

Golf courses are often criticised for their negative environmental impact from pesticide use to loss of natural habitats, but might the game’s poor image be about to change?

Able to curb climate change, help save coral reefs and safeguard seagrass, sharks are more remarkable than ruthless, and should be revered not feared

From raising awareness of melting glaciers by paragliding off mountains to introducing plant-based replicas of signature dishes at his fine dining restaurants, Malcolm Wood has a high- flying approach to social impact