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Covid-19 – a blessing for pangolins?

Covid-19 – a blessing for pangolins?

Liang Lan April 19, 2020

Pangolins are the world’s most trafficked mammals, but there is evidence that they were the source of the new coronavirus....

Nature’s Blueprint

Nature’s Blueprint

Simon M Lamb February 29, 2020

An economy is an ecosystem, with we humans as its species.

British food consumption linked to wildlife loss and deforestation abroad

British food consumption linked to wildlife loss and deforestation abroad

George Scott February 19, 2020

WWF calling on government to prevent companies importing soy, palm oil and other products behind loss of forests

Environmental Consequences of Australia’s Fires

Environmental Consequences of Australia’s Fires

Hannah Steiner February 05, 2020

Wild fires burnt hundreds of thousands of hectares and destroyed hundreds of properties in Australia with some life losses.

Environmental Consequences of Fishing Practices

Environmental Consequences of Fishing Practices

Liang Lan January 25, 2020

One of the chief consequences of industrial fishing is that some species have been overfished to the point of near....

Battle to save Australian wildlife as bushfires rage

Battle to save Australian wildlife as bushfires rage

George Scott December 30, 2019

As Australia battles wildfires that have razed more than 4 million hectares (9.9 million acres) across five states, volunteers are....

The Role of Humans in Habitat loss and Destruction

The Role of Humans in Habitat loss and Destruction

Liang Lan October 07, 2019

Habitat day is adopted to determine the problems of rapid urbanisation and its impact on the environment and human poverty.

Vitamin B-eaches

Vitamin B-eaches

Sophie Abitz September 21, 2019