Protecting the Proboscis

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The proboscis monkey has received increasing attention in recent years, but its habitat decreases with the Bornean forest that dwindles with human development. The survival of this charming species depends on decreased human intrusion into its turf.

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch

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By now, most of us are aware that there is a large patch of plastic floating in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. What...

Climate Change Effects on the Arctic and Antarctic Wildlife Art Contest – Call for...

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Sow awareness through creativity and the arts – Calling for Wildlife Artists to Unite towards Climate Change! In support to climate change and the ominous...

Conservation Drones

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Text and Photos Sarah Keenihan A unique, low-cost approach to animal and forestry monitoring. Lian Pin Koh is one half of the foundation team behind Conservation...

Sulphur, the Earth’s Coolant

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Despite the association of sulphur dioxide with acid rain, the presence of sulphur in the atmosphere can help alleviate climate change. Could this be the solution to global warming? Carl-Bernd Kaehlig scales a volcano for a closer look.

Along the Karakoram Highway

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By Choong Ching Teo Atop the world’s highest border crossing. One of the world’s most scenic mountain roads lies in the heart of the Asian continent,...

The Coral Triangle: Dramatic diversity

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Text & Photos by Ethan Daniels Nowhere else on planet earth can such a wealth of marine diversity be found. From the tiniest of seahorses...

Diversity within diversity

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The geometric form of pollen – the male part of the higher plants – is as strikingly beautiful as the plants from which they come.