Seaweed: The untapped economic potential for Bangladesh

Seaweed: The untapped economic potential for Bangladesh

Bangladesh currently produces some 400 tons of seaweed, valued at 55 million taka (about $500,000), while a study suggested the country could produce 50...
Conservation success lies with governments, not NGOs: Q&A with Hem Sagar Baral

Conservation success lies with governments, not NGOs: Q&A with Hem Sagar...

Hem Sagar Baral is a renowned Nepali ornithologist and conservationist who recently retired as the country representative of the Zoological Society of London.In an...
Agriculture: profitability determines land use | Chapter 3 of “A Perfect Storm in the Amazon”

Agriculture: profitability determines land use | Chapter 3 of “A Perfect...

Mongabay has begun publishing a new edition of the book, “A Perfect Storm in the Amazon,” in short installments and in three languages: Spanish,...
Indonesian police slammed after protester demanding rightful land is shot dead

Indonesian police slammed after protester demanding rightful land is shot dead

Hans Nicholas Jong Article by: Hans Nicholas Jong This story first appeared on Mongabay South Africa Today - Environment This article is licensed under a Creative Commons...
Centre for Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) Appeals for Support

Centre for Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) Appeals for Support

  Durban, South Africa: With 355 animals currently in their sanctuary, and with an impressive 164 998 animals, rescued over their 43 years in...
How the U.N., nations, kids and corporations saved the Red Sea from an oil disaster

How the U.N., nations, kids and corporations saved the Red Sea...

In August, an international effort led by the U.N. averted a massive oil spill in the Red Sea.The FSO Safer, a deteriorating oil tanker...
New electric-blue tarantula species is first found in Thailand mangroves

New electric-blue tarantula species is first found in Thailand mangroves

A new electric-blue tarantula species, Chilobrachys natanicharum, has been described by scientists in Thailand, making it the first-known tarantula species in Thai mangroves.Researchers from...
Communities track a path of destruction through a Cambodian wildlife sanctuary

Communities track a path of destruction through a Cambodian wildlife sanctuary

Illegal logging persists deep in the heart of Cambodia’s Chhaeb-Preah Roka Wildlife Sanctuary amid government inaction and even complicity with the loggers.Routine patrols by...
Cambodia bars green activists from traveling to accept international award

Cambodia bars green activists from traveling to accept international award

Three Cambodian environmental activists have been barred from leaving the country to accept an award in Sweden, prompting criticism of the government.Long Kunthea, Phun...
The Elusive Beauty of the Endangered Okapi: A Hidden Gem of the African Wilderness

The Elusive Beauty of the Endangered Okapi: A Hidden Gem of...

Have you ever wondered if an animal could be so interesting that it seems like it is from a storybook? Imagine this: deep inside...
Indonesia reports a new Javan rhino calf, but population doubts persist

Indonesia reports a new Javan rhino calf, but population doubts persist

Indonesian officials have reported the sighting of a new Javan rhino calf in Ujung Kulon National Park, home to the last surviving population of...
Restoring degraded forests may be key for climate, study says

Restoring degraded forests may be key for climate, study says

Scientists have found that focusing on restoring degraded forests, which cover more than 1.5 billion hectares (3.7 billion acres) globally, can enhance forest carbon...