Two New Monkey Species Discovered in the Amazon
Scientists have identified two new species of howler monkeys in the Amazon rainforest. But one
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Southeast Asia Flood Alerts: Heavy Rain Threatens Travel in Vietnam and Thailand
Heavy rain is raising flood risks across parts of Southeast Asia, with fresh warnings issued
November 2026 Supermoon: When and How to See the Beaver Moon
The November 2026 supermoon will light up the night sky on November 24. Known as the Beaver
Sargassum: How a Floating Seaweed Is Devastating Caribbean Coasts
Across the Caribbean, once-clear beaches are turning brown. Thick layers of floating seaweed cover the
COP31 Opens in Turkey: What Is at Stake for the Planet?
The COP31 climate summit begins today in Antalya, Turkey, bringing world leaders, scientists and negotiators
Selangor Floods Force More Than 1,200 People from Their Homes in Malaysia
Heavy rainfall has flooded communities, damaged roads and disrupted daily life across Selangor, as Malaysia
Singapore’s New Island Project Raises Fears for Coral Reefs
Beneath Singapore’s busy southern waters lies a hidden world of coral reefs and marine life.
Rare Javan Rhino Calf Discovered in Indonesia’s Ujung Kulon National Park
A rare Javan rhino calf has been recorded in Indonesia’s Ujung Kulon National Park, marking
Bangka Slow Loris Rediscovered in Indonesia After Nearly 90 Years
Absent from scientific records for a long time, one of Indonesia’s rarest primates has been
French Guiana Drought: Rivers Run Dry in the Amazon
As an exceptional drought grips French Guiana, Amazonian rivers are reaching dangerously low levels. Communities
As Rain Returns to Borneo, Orangutans Face an Uncertain Future
After months of drought and devastating wildfires, rain could finally bring relief to Borneo’s forests.
Saving Seabirds from Fishing Nets
Every year, thousands of seabirds drown after becoming entangled in fishing nets. Many are diving
Six New Dolphin Calves Bring Hope to Cambodia’s Mekong
Six Irrawaddy dolphin calves have been recorded in Cambodia in 2026, offering renewed hope for
Europe’s Wild Bees Are Declining
A century of scientific records reveals how Europe’s wild pollinators are losing ground, reshaping ecosystems
Coral Bleaching Recovery: A New Discovery Offers Hope
Scientists at Stanford University have discovered that corals bleaching can recover within weeks through direct
Seychelles’ Giant Tortoises: 180,000 Reasons for Conservation Hope
A remarkable conservation story is unfolding on a remote atoll in the Indian Ocean. A
11 Protected Mobula Rays Seized in Bali Amid Marine Conservation Concerns
Recent wildlife incidents along Bali’s western coast highlight the importance of protecting vulnerable marine species.
Bali Fuel Crisis: Empty Stations, Long Queues and an Island Under Pressure
Fuel shortages across Bali are leaving petrol stations empty and motorists stranded. Beyond the long
Indonesia’s Wildfire Haze Sparks Public Health Crisis Across Southeast Asia
As smoke from Indonesia’s forest fires spreads across Southeast Asia, Malaysia closes schools, Singapore issues
Swiss Glaciers Lost 20% of Their Ice in Five Years, New 2026 Data Shows
Switzerland’s glaciers lost another 5.5% of their ice volume in 2026, according to the Swiss
Why Did Botswana Kill 23 Elephants for Independence Day?
Botswana authorised the killing of 23 elephants to provide meat during celebrations marking 60 years
Two Sumatran Rhinos Are Pregnant. Can Captive Breeding Save the Species?
Two female Sumatran rhinos are pregnant at Indonesia’s Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary in Way Kambas National
Cambodia Creates a New Refuge for One of the World’s Rarest Crocodiles
Once considered close to extinction in the wild, the Siamese crocodile is slowly returning in
Indonesia Revives Its Peatland Agency as Wildfire Risks Grow
Indonesia is creating a new national agency to manage peatlands and mangroves as fires intensify