Protecting just 1.2% of Earth's land could save most-threatened species, says studyProtecting 1.2% of Earth's surface can prevent extinction of threatened species.
Fighting Florida's Invasive Python Problem One Step at a TimeThe invasive Burmese python is severely impacting the biodiversity of the Everglades, leading to a decline in native species.
Richest nations exporting extinction' with demand for beef, palm oil and timberWealthy nations are a significant cause of biodiversity loss globally, primarily through their consumption patterns.Developed countries' food and timber imports from biodiverse countries are driving habitat destruction.Targeted conservation measures are needed to address biodiversity loss linked to global trade.
Protecting just 1.2% of Earth's land could save most-threatened species, says studyProtecting 1.2% of Earth's surface can prevent extinction of threatened species.
Fighting Florida's Invasive Python Problem One Step at a TimeThe invasive Burmese python is severely impacting the biodiversity of the Everglades, leading to a decline in native species.
Richest nations exporting extinction' with demand for beef, palm oil and timberWealthy nations are a significant cause of biodiversity loss globally, primarily through their consumption patterns.Developed countries' food and timber imports from biodiverse countries are driving habitat destruction.Targeted conservation measures are needed to address biodiversity loss linked to global trade.
Collapsing wildlife populations near points of no return', report warnsGlobal wildlife populations have fallen by an average of 73% in 50 years, driven by human impact and imminent ecological tipping points.
2024 is on its way to being the hottest year ever2024 marked an escalation in climate crisis impacts with record heat, flooding, and biodiversity loss, exacerbating human and ecological suffering.Climate change is primarily responsible for extreme weather events, surpassing the influence of natural patterns like El Niño.
Three-Quarters of the Earth Has Gotten Permanently DrierClimate change is causing permanent dryness on most of Earth's land, affecting ecosystems and human life drastically.
Essential to act now' to prevent chaotic climate breakdown, warns UN chiefThe risk of catastrophic climate breakdown and ecosystem collapse is underestimated; urgent action is needed to limit global heating to safe levels.
Warm ocean 'blob' kills millions of penguin-like birdsMarine heat wave 'the blob' caused a significant die-off of common murres, drastically affecting their population and impacting local communities.
Deforestation roaring back' despite 140-country vow to end destructionGlobal deforestation has increased in 2023, contrary to promises made by countries to stop it by the end of the decade.
Collapsing wildlife populations near points of no return', report warnsGlobal wildlife populations have fallen by an average of 73% in 50 years, driven by human impact and imminent ecological tipping points.
2024 is on its way to being the hottest year ever2024 marked an escalation in climate crisis impacts with record heat, flooding, and biodiversity loss, exacerbating human and ecological suffering.Climate change is primarily responsible for extreme weather events, surpassing the influence of natural patterns like El Niño.
Three-Quarters of the Earth Has Gotten Permanently DrierClimate change is causing permanent dryness on most of Earth's land, affecting ecosystems and human life drastically.
Essential to act now' to prevent chaotic climate breakdown, warns UN chiefThe risk of catastrophic climate breakdown and ecosystem collapse is underestimated; urgent action is needed to limit global heating to safe levels.
Warm ocean 'blob' kills millions of penguin-like birdsMarine heat wave 'the blob' caused a significant die-off of common murres, drastically affecting their population and impacting local communities.
Deforestation roaring back' despite 140-country vow to end destructionGlobal deforestation has increased in 2023, contrary to promises made by countries to stop it by the end of the decade.
Mayotte faces environmental and biodiversity crisis after cycloneCyclone Chido caused severe environmental destruction in Mayotte, uprooting trees, exposing slums, and threatening marine biodiversity.
Your lawn could host an endangered ecosystem - High Country NewsThe Palouse Prairie, once a rich Indigenous ecosystem, has drastically diminished due to settler expansion, with less than 1% of its original land remaining.
How biodiversity credits could help to conserve and restore natureBiodiversity loss is a top global risk; urgent funding for conservation is crucial to meet international goals.
Three-quarters of the world's wildlife has disappeared in 50 years, new analysis saysWildlife populations have seen an average decline of 73% globally over the past 50 years, indicating a critical environmental crisis.
Wildlife numbers plummet 73 percent over past half-century, report findsWildlife populations have declined by over 70% in 50 years primarily due to human impacts, threatening ecosystems and biodiversity.
Deer are expanding north. That could hurt some species like boreal caribouWhite-tailed deer expanding into boreal forests of western Canada have complex ecological impacts on other species like boreal caribou, challenging researchers to determine the driving factors.
Three-quarters of the world's wildlife has disappeared in 50 years, new analysis saysWildlife populations have seen an average decline of 73% globally over the past 50 years, indicating a critical environmental crisis.
Wildlife numbers plummet 73 percent over past half-century, report findsWildlife populations have declined by over 70% in 50 years primarily due to human impacts, threatening ecosystems and biodiversity.
Deer are expanding north. That could hurt some species like boreal caribouWhite-tailed deer expanding into boreal forests of western Canada have complex ecological impacts on other species like boreal caribou, challenging researchers to determine the driving factors.
The UK Has Declared A Butterfly Emergency: What Could This Mean?The Big Butterfly Count reveals the lowest number of butterflies in 14 years, signaling an environmental emergency.
Pantanal waterway project would destroy a paradise on Earth', scientists warnThe proposed commercial waterway in the Pantanal wetlands could have catastrophic consequences for the ecosystem, leading to increased wildfires and loss of biodiversity.
Biodiversity loss is biggest driver of infectious disease outbreaks, says studyBiodiversity loss is a significant driver of infectious disease outbreaks, while urbanization decreases disease risk.
Hundreds of alien species are entering new areas every year: reportInvasive species pose significant risks to human health, crops, and infrastructure, with a reported financial impact exceeding $400 billion.