Outdoor The Maowusu Desert in China has vanished from the map It was the size of the Netherlands, and now is barely visible. What happened to this Chinese desert? 17/05/2020
Outdoor Endangered species could be saved with this tech-based solution A research team in Australia is using cloud-based technology to support conservation efforts worldwide. 15/05/2020
Good Morning Europe 'It's a real nightmare': French zoo losing millions amid lockdown Zoos are in the midst of a crisis that will take years to recover from even if the lockdown were to end at the beginning of June, it's been claimed. 13/05/2020
Outdoor Conservationists have made hotels for endangered seahorses in Sydney The much-loved species is under threat all over the world. 12/05/2020
Outdoor Rescued beluga whales are in training for their new home After a decade in captivity, two beluga whales will be released into the first whale sanctuary in the world. 10/05/2020
Outdoor ‘Green Oscars’ award conservation heroes with £60K for saving animals The Whitley Awards showcase grassroots organisations fighting extinction in the Global South. 07/05/2020
Outdoor Dolphins call each other by unique ‘names’, say scientists tuning in Unique whistling sounds are being attributed to bottlenose dolphins in Australia in an effort to boost conservation. 01/05/2020
Outdoor Drones help monitor the birthplace of polar bears in Arctic Russia Could drones be the key to supporting other conservation efforts in remote locations? 28/04/2020
Outdoor Meet the first tapir calf born in Rio de Janeiro State in a century A newly growing population could provide critical help for Brazil's endangered ecosystems. 15/04/2020
Outdoor Protecting critically endangered orangutans from coronavirus Orangutans share 97 per cent of their DNA with humans so a rehabilitation centre in Indonesia decided to take extra care. 08/04/2020
Outdoor Zoo livestreams endangered red pandas having breakfast to cheer you up Chester Zoo conservationists did a 'virtual zoo day' on Instagram with a family of red pandas. 01/04/2020
Outdoor Good news: endangered Black Rhino populations increase in Africa The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) reported a population growth of around 2.5 per cent each year between 2012 and 2018. 25/03/2020
Outdoor A modern-day Noah's Ark is being built on South Africa's coast The world's biggest conservation project to date has ambitions of biblical proportions. 18/03/2020
Kenya 'Devastating': Poachers kill 'last female' white giraffe and her calf The slaughter of a white female and her calf leaves just one lone male alive in the country. 11/03/2020
Outdoor Wolves back from the brink of extinction in Germany after 100 years The population is doing well, they're no longer threatened by poachers in the country's forests. 10/03/2020
Outdoor UN begs people to become one with nature for World Wildlife Day 2020 Although some animal species have worked out how to thrive in manmade environments, many more are struggling. 03/03/2020
Outdoor Fashion brand rallies to protect nature on World Wildlife Day Pangaia - which means all inclusive of Mother Earth - is determined to protect animals. 02/03/2020
Art and Design Do environmental documentaries actually change our bad habits? We’re wondering how much effect our binge watching of Blue Planet really has on climate change. 29/02/2020
Italy Sardinia to impose entrance fee on prized beach to tackle overcrowding This summer, visitors keen to experience the turquoise water and white sand of Pelosa Beach will have to pay €3.50 and wear a biodegradable bracelet. 23/02/2020
Ideas What is environmental crime and should you report it? The new tool that is poised to change the way eco crime is dealt with around the world. 18/02/2020
Outdoor WATCH | Shrinking pelican breeding grounds restored after BP oil spill Providing crucial nesting sites for the seabirds, this island is being restored to its former glory. 09/02/2020
Art and Design These heartbreaking images highlight the problem with ocean plastic The pictures show sealife under threat from becoming tangled in netting. 03/02/2020
no comment Scientists find tortoise genetically linked to extinct species She is thought to be linked to Lonesome George, who died in 2012 and was the last known tortoise of the Pinta Island (Chelonoidis abingdonii) species. 01/02/2020
Art and Design What can magic mushrooms teach us about preserving nature? This trippy new London exhibit will spark your fungal fascination. 31/01/2020
Directory WATCH | Government puts nature centre stage in the Seychelles High-end tourism helped pull Seychelles from the brink of financial ruin after the 2008 economic crisis. 24/01/2020
Palau Watch: Palau becomes first nation to ban 'toxic' sunscreen The island nation has become the first place in the world to ban sunscreen that is toxic to coral reefs. On 1 January the island also became a marine sanctuary, closing 80% of its waters to fishing. 02/01/2020
