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World’s Rarest Great Ape – the Tapanuli Orangutan – Faces Fresh Extinction Threat

The Tapanuli orangutan, identified as a distinct species less than a decade ago, could be pushed closer to extinction

by Nick Ames

From Dugongs to Oryx: Abu Dhabi Strengthens Global Biodiversity Efforts

The Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (EAD) has signed a new agreement with the International Union for Conservation of Nature […]

by Staff Writer

Wildlife to Replace Historical Figures on UK Banknotes

Native species of mammals, birds, insects, amphibians and fish have all been shortlisted as replacement on UK banknotes

by Nick Ames

Jason Statham’s Latest Opponent? A Protected Newt

Hollywood hardman Jason Statham, famous for battling screen villains in movies such as The Expendables, may have met an opponent […]

by Nick Ames

Happy the Elephant Who Provoked Legal Case Dies in New York Zoo

An Asian elephant named Happy who was the subject of a pioneering law suit and contributed to human understanding of […]

by Nick Ames

Careem’s Seeds for Lebanon Initiative Delivers Emergency Food Aid

As Lebanon continues to grapple with one of the most severe humanitarian crises in its recent history, Careem has launched […]

by Staff Writer

Europe’s Ocean Temperatures Hit Record Highs as Marine Heatwaves Surge

According to a new report 86% of Europe’s waters experienced strong marine heatwaves in 2025

by Nick Ames

Incredible Study Finds 47 Species 3,700 Metres Beneath the Atlantic

A single sample collected from a newly protected area of the Atlantic Ocean revealed 47 genetically distinct species, highlighting just how little we know about life in the deep sea

by Staff Writer

Nanoplastics Are Crossing Into the Brain – And Researchers Are Concerned

New research suggests nanoplastics can accumulate in neurons, with the smallest particles having the biggest effects on brain cells

by Anthea Ayache

El Niño Could Push Global Temperatures Into Dangerous New Territory

Scientists warn that one of the strongest El Niño events on record could intensify extreme heat, droughts and climate disasters at a time when the planet is already experiencing unprecedented temperatures

by Nick Ames