Hawaii uses drones to apply citric acid in an effort to eradicate invasive coqui frogs that threaten local ecosystems.
The war against murder hornets is over, officials say. The U.S. won.
Murder hornets have been eradicated in the U.S. after four years of concern for local beekeeping and honeybee populations.
Tis the season to turn an invasive species into a (free!) South Florida Christmas tree
Urban Paradise Guild promotes environmental responsibility by offering invasive Australian Pines as alternative Christmas trees, while reducing waste and promoting community involvement.
Ontario scientists are using caterpillars to combat an invasive aquatic plant | CBC News
Using caterpillars to control invasive phragmites in Ontario wetlands.
Battling the beetles: Oregon State Parks ask visitors to stay vigilant
Choose certified heat-treated firewood to prevent the spread of the emerald ash borer in Oregon's parks.
Hawaii sets rules to stop spread of tree-killing coconut rhinoceros beetles
Hawaii is enhancing regulations to fight invasive coconut rhinoceros beetles and protect local agriculture from threats posed by these pests.
Hawaii Deploying Drones to Kill Hated Frog
Hawaii uses drones to apply citric acid in an effort to eradicate invasive coqui frogs that threaten local ecosystems.
The war against murder hornets is over, officials say. The U.S. won.
Murder hornets have been eradicated in the U.S. after four years of concern for local beekeeping and honeybee populations.
Tis the season to turn an invasive species into a (free!) South Florida Christmas tree
Urban Paradise Guild promotes environmental responsibility by offering invasive Australian Pines as alternative Christmas trees, while reducing waste and promoting community involvement.
Ontario scientists are using caterpillars to combat an invasive aquatic plant | CBC News
Using caterpillars to control invasive phragmites in Ontario wetlands.
Battling the beetles: Oregon State Parks ask visitors to stay vigilant
Choose certified heat-treated firewood to prevent the spread of the emerald ash borer in Oregon's parks.
Hawaii sets rules to stop spread of tree-killing coconut rhinoceros beetles
Hawaii is enhancing regulations to fight invasive coconut rhinoceros beetles and protect local agriculture from threats posed by these pests.
Palo Alto joins effort to stop quarry at Juristac - San Jose Spotlight
Palo Alto joins coalition opposing quarry that threatens sacred site, Juristac, significant to the Amah Mutsun tribe.
Robert Redford Lists Cozy Bay Area Cottage for $4.15 Million
Robert Redford is selling his Tiburon Peninsula home for $4.15 million, prioritizing time for environmental causes and their primary residence in New Mexico.
Hot Destinations: Wildfire's Impact on Trails & Recreation
Cycling trails hold significant cultural and economic importance within the cycling community and the general public.
'Tiny Forests' Are Taking Off In Cities Everywhere - But Can They Thrive?
One in three people in England lack access to nature-rich spaces; Miyawaki-style tiny forests are a solution for urban nature restoration.
Volunteers Plant 300 Trees in Brooklyn's Prospect Park
City of Forest Day saw over 80 events in NYC, celebrating urban forests with over 300 trees planted in Prospect Park.
The event highlighted the importance of conserving urban green spaces for community well-being and environmental health.
Sycamore Gap tree's legacy to live on with saplings to be planted across UK
The planting of 49 saplings across the UK commemorates the fallen Sycamore Gap tree, aiming to inspire hope and community involvement.
Pitch in on National Public Lands Day, September 28th
National Public Lands Day promotes community volunteering to enhance and preserve U.S. public lands, featuring numerous events and educational opportunities.
No one is on the fence about the 'obscenity' in Griffith Park: chain-link trail barriers
Teti criticizes the installation of fences in Griffith Park, questioning their effectiveness and the impact on hikers' experiences.
Hot Destinations: Wildfire's Impact on Trails & Recreation
Cycling trails hold significant cultural and economic importance within the cycling community and the general public.
'Tiny Forests' Are Taking Off In Cities Everywhere - But Can They Thrive?
One in three people in England lack access to nature-rich spaces; Miyawaki-style tiny forests are a solution for urban nature restoration.
Volunteers Plant 300 Trees in Brooklyn's Prospect Park
City of Forest Day saw over 80 events in NYC, celebrating urban forests with over 300 trees planted in Prospect Park.
The event highlighted the importance of conserving urban green spaces for community well-being and environmental health.
Sycamore Gap tree's legacy to live on with saplings to be planted across UK
The planting of 49 saplings across the UK commemorates the fallen Sycamore Gap tree, aiming to inspire hope and community involvement.
Pitch in on National Public Lands Day, September 28th
National Public Lands Day promotes community volunteering to enhance and preserve U.S. public lands, featuring numerous events and educational opportunities.
No one is on the fence about the 'obscenity' in Griffith Park: chain-link trail barriers
Teti criticizes the installation of fences in Griffith Park, questioning their effectiveness and the impact on hikers' experiences.
A magical world of trains and nature awaits at NYBG | amNewYork
The Holiday Train Show at NYBG combines nature and artistry, featuring sustainable, intricate models of New York landmarks crafted from botanical materials.
Everyone dumps their trash in this D.C. forest. One nonprofit wants to clean it up
Community volunteer efforts are essential for maintaining urban forests and combating illegal dumping.
Ward 8's environmental challenges reflect broader issues of inequality and neglect in urban areas.
South London football club faces council backlash over unauthorised tree felling in Morden Park
The football club's unauthorized felling of trees has caused outrage among locals and environmentalists, prompting a meeting with the council to address concerns.
Why repairing forests is not just about planting trees
Deforestation poses significant threats to biodiversity, ecosystems, and human health, necessitating comprehensive protective measures.
'Indefensible': fossil fuel extraction at Unesco sites set to rise by more than 70% in coming decades, says report
Fossil fuel extraction in UNESCO sites is projected to increase by over 70% despite international calls to end these harmful practices.
Emperor penguin that travelled 3,000km to West Australian beach begins long journey home
Gus the emperor penguin embarked on a 3,000km journey and was successfully rehabilitated back into the Southern Ocean.
Beavers have made a comeback in Britain, but not everyone is happy
European beavers are re-establishing in Britain, creating ecological benefits and public support, but facing opposition from landowners due to perceived damages.
How Colorado Cowboys and Conservationists Joined Forces to Stop Drilling
An unlikely alliance secured a 20-year pause on oil and gas development in Colorado's Thompson Divide, highlighting innovative conservation strategies.
Oysters on the menu in mayor's river clean-up
London aims to reintroduce oysters to the Thames as part of a ten-year river cleanup and biodiversity enhancement plan.
Why repairing forests is not just about planting trees
Deforestation poses significant threats to biodiversity, ecosystems, and human health, necessitating comprehensive protective measures.
'Indefensible': fossil fuel extraction at Unesco sites set to rise by more than 70% in coming decades, says report
Fossil fuel extraction in UNESCO sites is projected to increase by over 70% despite international calls to end these harmful practices.
Emperor penguin that travelled 3,000km to West Australian beach begins long journey home
Gus the emperor penguin embarked on a 3,000km journey and was successfully rehabilitated back into the Southern Ocean.
Beavers have made a comeback in Britain, but not everyone is happy
European beavers are re-establishing in Britain, creating ecological benefits and public support, but facing opposition from landowners due to perceived damages.
How Colorado Cowboys and Conservationists Joined Forces to Stop Drilling
An unlikely alliance secured a 20-year pause on oil and gas development in Colorado's Thompson Divide, highlighting innovative conservation strategies.
Oysters on the menu in mayor's river clean-up
London aims to reintroduce oysters to the Thames as part of a ten-year river cleanup and biodiversity enhancement plan.
In an era of environmental crises, women closest to the destruction must be heard | Omaira Bolanos
Empowering women in small communities is essential for environmental conservation and resilience against climate crises.
From pristine forest to prison fortress: why Ecuador is sacrificing fragile ecosystems to build jails
Local villagers are resisting the construction of a new prison on their ancestral lands, claiming lack of consultation and impact on their heritage and environment.
In an era of environmental crises, women closest to the destruction must be heard | Omaira Bolanos
Empowering women in small communities is essential for environmental conservation and resilience against climate crises.
From pristine forest to prison fortress: why Ecuador is sacrificing fragile ecosystems to build jails
Local villagers are resisting the construction of a new prison on their ancestral lands, claiming lack of consultation and impact on their heritage and environment.
Instagram-Famous Squirrel, Peanut, Seized From Owner in Raid
A homeowner's confrontation with authorities over his pet squirrel raises questions about wildlife regulations and the treatment of social media animal influencers.
Environmentalists buy part of huge ranch at center of mining controversy in Santa Clara County
Nearly 20% of Sargent Ranch will be preserved as open space, countering longstanding quarry proposals.
The Peninsula Open Space Trust's acquisition represents a significant environmental victory.
Should we all stop eating salmon? Why it's suddenly become endangered
Atlantic salmon populations in British rivers face severe decline, with 90% at risk, signaling a critical biodiversity crisis.
The best photos from the 2024 Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards
Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards celebrate stunning images of vulnerable animals, showcasing talent across the globe, including notable winners from California.
A dancing stoat and David Bowie spider among the photos shortlisted for Natural History Museum competition
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition showcases diverse wildlife photography, receiving nearly 60,000 entries and highlighting unique moments in nature.
The best photos from the 2024 Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards
Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards celebrate stunning images of vulnerable animals, showcasing talent across the globe, including notable winners from California.
A dancing stoat and David Bowie spider among the photos shortlisted for Natural History Museum competition
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition showcases diverse wildlife photography, receiving nearly 60,000 entries and highlighting unique moments in nature.
The Forest Service is cutting its seasonal workforce and public lands will suffer - High Country News
The U.S. Forest Service relies heavily on seasonal workers, whose absence due to budget cuts jeopardizes crucial maintenance and environmental conservation efforts.
These Cruise Lines Are Turning Leisure Travelers into Citizen Scientists
Citizen science through expedition cruises enables travelers to contribute to environmental research while enjoying their journeys, enhancing both their experience and conservation efforts.
Prince Harry slammed for colonial,' racist' approach to African conservation during New York trip
Prince Harry advocates for conservation but faces criticism for his ties to African Parks amidst allegations of human rights abuses against Indigenous peoples.
Community donations can rapidly save local resources, as seen with Merton city farm's successful fundraising efforts.
Rivian reveals first $10M in grants for long-promised Rivian Foundation | TechCrunch
Rivian Foundation has allocated $10 million to various grantees focusing on conservation, agriculture, and renewable energy, despite a drop in its capital.
The London Buzz - 27th September 2024
Community donations can rapidly save local resources, as seen with Merton city farm's successful fundraising efforts.
Rivian reveals first $10M in grants for long-promised Rivian Foundation | TechCrunch
Rivian Foundation has allocated $10 million to various grantees focusing on conservation, agriculture, and renewable energy, despite a drop in its capital.
Sunset standoff: Brooklynites push to shield Brooklyn Botanic Garden from towering shadows at heated hearing * Brooklyn Paper
Community united against rezoning to protect Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
Warning: countryside at risk. Ministers are pulling a fast one over the threat to pristine green-belt land | Geoffrey Lean
The government's new policy risks significant damage to established green belt protections, moving away from historical commitments to preserve rural land.
Sunset standoff: Brooklynites push to shield Brooklyn Botanic Garden from towering shadows at heated hearing * Brooklyn Paper
Community united against rezoning to protect Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
Warning: countryside at risk. Ministers are pulling a fast one over the threat to pristine green-belt land | Geoffrey Lean
The government's new policy risks significant damage to established green belt protections, moving away from historical commitments to preserve rural land.
Yosemite National Park: Crews restore damaged landscape back to conditions not seen in 150 years
Yosemite National Park is undergoing its largest wetlands restoration project, transforming Ackerson Meadow back into a healthy ecosystem with 425,000 native plants.
Bringing the wild things back to campus
Students at The College of New Jersey participate in rewilding, planting native species despite challenges.
The younger generation is interested in climate change solutions and taking actions towards creating a better world.
Yosemite National Park: Crews restore damaged landscape back to conditions not seen in 150 years
Yosemite National Park is undergoing its largest wetlands restoration project, transforming Ackerson Meadow back into a healthy ecosystem with 425,000 native plants.
Bringing the wild things back to campus
Students at The College of New Jersey participate in rewilding, planting native species despite challenges.
The younger generation is interested in climate change solutions and taking actions towards creating a better world.
RFK Jr admits to dumping bear carcass in New York's Central Park
Robert F Kennedy Jr admitted to dumping a dead bear cub in Central Park in 2014 to harvest its meat, causing controversy and raised questions about his actions.
Street food: Robert F Kennedy Jr boasts of a freezer full of roadkill'
Robert F Kennedy Jr used roadkill to feed his birds and had a freezer full of it, raising concerns about his actions and intentions.
RFK Jr admits to dumping bear carcass in New York's Central Park
Robert F Kennedy Jr admitted to dumping a dead bear cub in Central Park in 2014 to harvest its meat, causing controversy and raised questions about his actions.
Street food: Robert F Kennedy Jr boasts of a freezer full of roadkill'
Robert F Kennedy Jr used roadkill to feed his birds and had a freezer full of it, raising concerns about his actions and intentions.
California lawmakers want to build more affordable housing on the coast. Why it's controversial
Assemblyman David Alvarez advocates for affordable housing access in California's Coastal Zone, aiming to make coastal living more inclusive for lower-income individuals.
If You Can Do It, You Can Do It at Night
Astrotourism and stargazing experiences are increasingly popular for travelers seeking unique and awe-inspiring nighttime adventures.
Tiny Sprouts Spotted at the Stump of the Fallen Sycamore Gap Tree
The discovery of eight shoots growing from the stump of the illegally cut Sycamore Gap tree near Hadrian's Wall symbolizes resilience and healing in the community.
Chimpzee Meme Coin Motivates People to Join Climate Fight with Passive Income Opportunities
Chimpzee platform incentivizes climate action by offering passive income opportunities while supporting environmental causes.
Insects: Why we can't live without them DW 07/29/2024
More than half of a German supermarket's products rely on insects for existence.
Turning point: A flight over the Florida Everglades reveals scars and hope
Elevation is essential to truly understand the complexities and significance of the Everglades ecosystem.
How 'carbon cowboys' are cashing in on protected Amazon forest
The Brazilian Amazon rainforest is safeguarded by publicly protected land, but preservation projects for carbon credits often overlap with these protected areas.
Half of Kew tree species at risk of death owing to climate crisis, study finds
More than half of Kew's tree species are at risk of death due to climate breakdown.
California may finally ban this grocery store item for good
Banning reusable plastic bags in California to fight plastic pollution, introducing recycled paper bags with fees as an alternative.
River Bend House at Laughing Waters Arts Residency: Vaughan Howard's Restoration of an Alistair Knox Design
River Bend House in Australia, designed by architect Alistair Knox and restored as an artist retreat, reflects a rich cultural history and environmental significance.
Cal Academy Opens New Exhibit Highlighting California's Natural Beauty | KQED
California Academy of Sciences exhibits showcase California's diverse nature and highlight human impact on the environment.
Cycle ride for clean air returns for fourth year with expanded route
The London Clean Air Cycle Ride has expanded its route to promote clean air across London.
Study: Delta pumps likely killed 500K fish in 2 decades
The John E. Skinner Delta Fish Protective Facility has been saving juvenile salmon from water pumping dangers since 1968 but faces criticisms over recent fish deaths.
The Bezos Earth fund has pumped billions into climate and nature projects. So why are experts uneasy?
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez honored at gala for significant Bezos Earth Fund contributions.
Books for a better world: as chosen by Lenny Henry, Geri Halliwell-Horner, Andrew O'Hagan and others
Books recommended by influential figures can provide powerful insights and foster understanding of societal issues.
The Thames is getting seven new embankments
Revitalization of urban spaces through 'super sewer', creating new mini-parks along the Thames River.
three ecological pavilions by HCCH studio craft unconventional follies on shanghai's coast
Eco-conscious Lingang Coast Pavilions by HCCH Studio blend innovative design with strategic material use for architectural and environmental enhancement.
Amazon and Volvo team up on big rig electric trucks, rolling out of Southern California ports
Amazon is rolling out 50 all-electric big rigs in Southern California, part of California's mandate to replace diesel trucks with lower-carbon technologies by 2035.
Big tech could help fund a new California state park
An effort funded by big tech, including Apple, aims to restore a crucial floodplain near Sacramento for wildlife, particularly the Chinook salmon population.