People said that the epidemic was their creation They want to travel more responsibly In the future. New data now suggests that they do. According to a report published in January by the World Travel and Tourism Council and Trip.com Group: Almost 60% of travelers have chosen more sustainable travel options in the past two … Read more
The impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on biodiversity and climate was not part of the official agenda at two major United Nations environmental conferences recently, but on the sidelines of both the fallout from the war popped up in large numbers. These discussions showed that far from going beyond the global environmental agenda, the … Read more
A botanical artist committed to documenting plant species on 8-meter rolls of paper has raised tears abroad as she works to raise environmental awareness. Sharon Field, who has been creating art depicting Australia’s flora for over a decade, attracts species from across New South Wales and the world, including some that are endangered, threatened or … Read more
Through a pilot program at the nation’s busiest port complex, researchers from UCLA, UC Santa Cruz and the Los Angeles Museum of Natural History have devised a way for non-scientists to use complex DNA testing to help track fish and other groups of marine animals. The test identifies species that live in a body of … Read more
Salthaven the West Wildlife rehabilitation Heart, a neighborhood wildlife rescue service is looking for public assist because it continues to look after a rising variety of injured animals from a 600-square-foot clinic in Regina. Salthaven West Clinic. Salthaven Wildlife Rehab. The middle says it’s seeing an increase in sick and injured wild animals in want … Read more
