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Pixar’s "Finding Nemo" is not just an underwater adventure—it’s a vivid, bittersweet metaphor for the fragile, interconnected, and often...

Beneath the vast, silent blue stretches of our oceans unfolds a story so rarely told, it feels almost surreal: industries racing to mine...

“Wetlands are among the most productive ecosystems in the world, yet also the most threatened.” – UNEP (United Nations Environment...

River’s Edge River’s Edge , 5”x4”x4”, stone, dried water reed leaf, 2023 Let’s go back to the old river’s edge. No, you can’t go back...

African Initiative for Good Governance and Development (AIGD‑Africa), headquartered in Bukavu, DRC, pursues a mission of societal...

Marine pollution is an increasingly threatening problem to the well-being of the ecosystem and people, as the impacts of pollutants can...

Limerick city was introduced to me as the stab city of Ireland by my friend Larry Connelly. You set foot in it, you are bound to get...

In 2024, methane emissions reached record highs, an inconvenient truth for policymakers who love grand climate pledges but shy away from...

Just when the clock hit 12 in the noon, elephants started arriving from the bush. Their ears flapping, trunks moving, and walking with...

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The East West University Environmental and Social Club was established in September 1999 with the goal of "Save Life, Save Earth" through...

Enock Sangaka Mong’are is a passionate youth activist and climate change advocate with over five years of experience in environmental...

By a Citizen Who Walked the Streets and Read the Skies I remember the smell of tear gas more vividly than the monsoon that came three...

“We’re going to drill, baby, drill, and do all of the things that we wanted to.” President Donald Trump With these cheeky words, Mr....

Just like the Japanese philosophy of Ikigai invites us to find a reason or purpose for living, the ethereal beauty of Sakura, or Cherry...

PREAMBLE When we think of climate change warriors, the images that usually come to our minds are of activists with loud megaphones,...

In the bustling streets of Lisbon, imagine a sight that stops you in your tracks: a monumental raccoon crafted entirely from discarded...

I had the pleasure of catching up with Fawzia Ma’am, a professor whose passion for nature and pioneering research has taken her from the...

In the early days of his presidency, Donald Trump took a barrage of actions and signed executive orders that will shape far-reaching...

Dublar Char,Sundarban,Bangladesh The seasonal fishing village of Dublar Char in Bangladesh’s Sundarbans, where approximately 35,000...

Mangrove habitats are some of the world’s most productive and biologically complex ecosystems that exist at the boundary between land and...

The Kraken: when myth encounters science The Kraken is a fabled sea monster most famously of Norse and Scandinavian origin typically a...

It was like any other day in July, scorching hot in Dhaka, Bangladesh. A schoolyard was just about to fill with the noisy chatting of...