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Artificial Watering Holes in Guatemala Offer Hope for Wildlife in Drought-Stricken Jungles
In northern Guatemala’s Maya Forest, artificial watering holes are offering a lifeline to wildlife during drought
Fur Farming Under Fire in Europe
A new report reignites calls for an EU-wide ban as experts declare fur farming is ‘incompatible with animal welfare’
Could Desert Microbes Turn the UAE into the Next Farming Frontier?
Groundbreaking research from the UAE reveals that desert microbes could hold the key to sustainable agriculture in one of the world’s driest regions
Blondie the Lion: Trophy Hunters Kill Studied Pride Leader
Blondie, a lion under study by Oxford University researchers, has been shot dead by trophy hunters after being lured out of Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe
Plastic Poison: The Hidden Health Crisis Lurking in Our Bloodstream
A damning new Lancet report reveals the true cost of plastic poison: $1.5 trillion in health damage every year, from miscarriages to heart attacks
Expo City Dubai Unveils Plans for Stunning New Nature Reserve in Heart of Expo Valley
Expo City Dubai just got greener
‘Last Lifelines Collapsing’: Gaza Faces Catastrophic Starvation
Over 100 humanitarian groups are calling for urgent action as the UN warns of a collapse in lifelines and rising malnutrition in Gaza
Pixels for the Planet: Global Outdoor Art Exhibition Tackles Plastic Pollution
A striking new art exhibition is transforming the streets of New York, London, and The Netherlands into a creative protest against plastic pollution, while helping clean the ocean in the process
UAE Named Safest Country in the World
The UAE has officially been ranked the Safest Country in the World for 2025, according to crowd-sourced data from Numbeo.
Umm Al Emarat Park Launches Bottle Cap Recycling Drive with Tadweer Group
Umm Al Emarat Park and Tadweer Group have launched a six-month recycling campaign, inviting the community to donate used bottle caps across Abu Dhabi.