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Australia's national veterinary association and Animals Australia are calling on the Victorian Government to begin airdropping food into fire-affected areas.
Japan: The notorious Japanese whaling ship Nisshin Maru returned to port. The whaling fleet killed 187 Bryde’s whales, 25 sei whales and 11 minke whales.
Industrial fishing companies are emptying our seas of life, harming people’s livelihoods, and destroying fragile ecosystems. Together, we can put huge areas of the ocean off-limits to industrial fishing. Are you in? Join the campaign
The insidious flaw with the “less meat” argument is that it implies that meat is bad (when, of course, it isn’t) while looking the other…
Have you heard?! It's finally raining in Australia, containing some of the bushfires ravaging several states.
Some TV stations are calling it the "best rain in years" and are reporting that some have gotten more rain in 24 hours than they usually...
A proposed gold and copper mine in Alaska would require a massive transportation corridor that puts a pristine wilderness at risk.
Flipping amazing: "AMID ALL THE devastation caused by Australia’s bushfires, an unlikely hero has emerged: the wombat. Quite generously, wombats have reportedly been allowing other animals to take refuge in their homes, as they hide from the blazes that threaten their own habitats. Complex underground...
How one woman beat the mining giants and saved Mongolia's rare snow leopards.
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An incredibly curious octopus named Rudy at Octolab was introduced to a lively cuttlefish named Mory to play a game of hide-and-seek with each other. This
Cigarette butts, which easily find their way into the ocean, contain plastic in the filters that are not biodegradable.
The proposed Pebble Mine threatens the wildlife of the Alaska Peninsula, home to the densest brown bear populations on Earth.
'In death, people are transformed into new forms of life.' More and more people are choosing to have an eco-friendly natural burial. 🌱
WATCH. Over the course of 20 years, Brazilian photojournalist Sebastião Ribeiro Salgado and his wife Lélia transformed a decimated, barren stretch of land into a thriving forest.
Good news: our federal government will provide an initial $50 million to help rescue and protect wildlife affected by the devastating bushfires 💚
This support is welcome – and vital.
Hoedspruit Elephant Rehabilitation and Development received a four-month severely injured baby elephant into their care two days ago. She is an albino. And she is a miracle. Monday On Monday morning, 6th January, we received the call from wildlife vet, Dr. Albertus Coetzee advising...
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