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Climate Becomes Bigger Threat than Poaching to the Survival of Elephants
With four consecutive failed rainy seasons across the Horn of Africa, elephants are now at a greater risk from drought than illegal poaching.
Big Cats Under the Hammer: Pakistan Zoo Puts Lions Up for Auction
Pakistani Zoo is selling 12 lions off to the highest bidder while campaigners including WWF call for them to be moved to another zoo
London’s iconic River Thames’ Source Dries Up as UK Hit By Drought
The River Thames’ source has dried up for the first time as forecasters warn of further high temperatures across England
Why Ethical Diamonds are Everyone’s (including the Planet’s) Best Friend
Marilyn Monroe’s favourite gems have funded civil wars, the criminal underworld and terrorism but now the jewellery trade is slowly changing thanks to new ethical and technological practices
Meet the New Female Rangers Waging War on Poaching
Adventurer Holly Budge climbed and skydived Everest, has been lauded by Sir David Attenborough for her elephant conservation work and is the woman behind World Female Ranger Week. Here, she explains why she stands with those women rangers on the poaching front line
Five Ethical Influencers to Bring Substance to Your Scrolling
Brimming with interesting tips, opinions and hard-hitting facts, these sustainability-focused content creators will keep you inspired and motivated
Kenya’s Black Rhinos Are On the Rise
Kenya has 85 more critically endangered eastern black rhinos than last year thanks to effective conservation efforts.
‘It’s Octopus Prison.’ Why Activists are Fighting to Stop World’s First Commercial Octopus Farm
They’re the Einstein of the sea, can feel pain and make deep friendships with humans and shouldn’t be kept in captivity for food, scientists and campaigners argue
Fishless Oceans: Will We Pay the Ultimate Price in the Future for Overfishing?
Thirty per cent of our oceans have already been pushed beyond their biological limits so will overfishing drive fish past the point of no return by 2048?