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south coast does exactly what it promises. But Tenerife is an island of extraordinary geographical and ecological variety, and the version of it visible from a...
UNESCO will celebrate the World Day for Glaciers and the World Water Day at itsHeadquarters in Paris on 18-19 March 2026, launching the new Decade of...
Tunisia is named after Tunis. Not the other way around. If the country takes its name from the city, then any attempt to understand Tunisia must...
The 65-foot research vessel cuts through Caribbean waters while a man with a PhD in marine biology leans over the stern, watching a tagged bull shark...
The publication celebrates the creation of this protected area, thanks to donations from Tompkins Conservation and contributions from the State. Patagonia National Park is one of...
The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belem, Brazil had atheme of “Forests to Sea” that recognized the interconnectedness of these two vitalecosystems. For the...
A North Atlantic right whale sighted off Georgia with a serious entanglement is facing uncertain survival, experts say, highlighting the ongoing threats facing this critically endangered...
International teams will develop AI tools to decode ancient texts, analyze film narratives, and map archaeological landscapes Schmidt Sciences has announced $11 million in funding for...
The Chacabuco Valley stretched wide before us. The golden steppe was broken by winding rivers, framed by snow-capped ridges that seemed to glow in the fall...
When I think about some of the most impactful conservation wins of our time, the global ivory bans, the U.S. Marine Mammal Protection Act, or Canada’s...
