Breaking stories and eco news on the climate crisis and conservation

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

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

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

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

Taiji’s Brutal Dolphin Hunt Season Starts with Slaughter

A pod of nine dolphins has already been slaughtered in the barbaric Japanese dolphin hunting season that captures the mammals for meat or to become performers in parks and aquariums

by Nick Ames

Have a Break, have a KIMKAT! Kim Kardashian Loves Vegan Version of Popular Snack

Nestlé’s vegan KitKat V chocolate bar – dubbed the KimKat for the star – is so popular it’s being rolled out across 15 countries.

by Nick Ames

Hollywood Hero Leonardo DiCaprio Praises Return of 4 Bison to UK Woodland

Hollywood legend Leonardo DiCaprio has praised an initiative in the UK to rewild bison as a novel method to combat climate change

by Nick Ames

Forget the Ferry, Passengers Can Now Sustainably Sail from England to France!

A new sail boat service between the UK and France is offering passengers a more sustainable way of travelling across the world’s busiest shipping lane.

by Nick Ames

Swathes of Pakistan Underwater as PM Blames ‘Horrors’ of Climate Crisis for Floods

Pakistan is appealing for international aid as much of the country is affected by the worst floods since the 1960’s.

by Anthea Ayache