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As carbon markets reshape the landscapes of Aotearoa, new reports reveal the pressures and possibilities facing whenua Māori.
Nature lovers need to go no further than the canopied campus of SUNY New Paltz to enjoy a rich variety of tree canopies, trunks, branches and blossoms getting ready to burst. There is a 1.5-mile ...
An Egyptian movie star who rose to fame in the 1950s planted the seeds of one of Cairo’s best kept secrets: the Mazhar ...
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Can You Patent a Species? The Debate Over Genetic OwnershipImagine a world where the very essence of life—genes, species, and the building blocks of nature—can be claimed, bought, and ...
Experts fear climate change and our love of imported goods could allow fire ants to spread across Britain, with a devastating ...
While there's no easy fix for shifting species driven by global temperature changes, citizen science platforms like ...
In January 2025, mud samples collected from one of the earliest (now decommissioned) enclosures revealed that the protected kākahi have successfully reached the next life cycle stage too: tiny baby ...
Here is a list of ten of the most endangered and rarest plants in the world. Thought to be extinct in the wild, this rare flower blooms rarely in New Zealand. This cycad, a single-clone species, is ...
Amateur wildlife photographers have been flocking to a north Belfast park to spot a tropical new arrival. Bedecked with ...
I wrote earlier this month about an Assembly of First Nations report that identified “36 federal ridings across Canada where First Nations electors could decide the outcomes of the April 2025 general ...
The five-star safari-themed hotel forms part of the mega-resort Sun City in South Africa’s Pilanesberg National Park and is ...
An “atmospheric river” that brought several days of heavy rain last week may have boosted river levels across the Far North, ...
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