Bhutan’s journey into tourism began in 1974, when the country opened its doors to package tourists, prioritizing sustainable ...
Tightly coiled fern plants with a distinctive appearance emerge amid the sal tree undergrowth as the monsoon rains fall on ...
Swimming with giant manta rays (Mobula birostris) feels like an underwater dance. Their slow, rhythmic movements are ...
Jaharuddin, 50, sits deep in thought in his living room in Lubok Pusaka village, in Indonesia’s Aceh province, smoking a ...
Surangel S. Whipps Jr., president of the tiny Pacific island nation of Palau, wants more countries to join him in calling for ...
As a young student, Aristide Kamla had “big plans” when he traveled to Lake Ossa in Cameroon to conduct his master’s degree ...
River levels in parts of the Brazilian Amazon are even lower than in 2023, when the region experienced its worst drought.
Environment ministers from across Africa are meeting in Côte d’Ivoire this week to discuss urgent challenges and strengthen ...
A controversial zinc-and-lead mine being developed on the Indonesian island of Sumatra has hit a roadblock after the ...
Authorities in Indonesia are investigating possible links between a recent bust of rhino horns for sale and a killing spree ...
Pumas are unlikely to recolonize much of their historical range in the eastern U.S., a new study finds. It’s not a lack of ...
Longline fishing for tuna will remain closed in the Maldives, the island country’s president announced on Aug. 29. The ...
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