Australia Loses One-Third of Its Koala Population in Just Three Years
In the past three years Australia’s koala numbers have fallen by roughly one‑third, driven by climate‑related fires, habitat loss and drought, with serious
October 5, 2026
Nature & Biodiversity
The variety of life, ecosystems, and the threats they face.
Asian Giant Hornets: Ecological Threat or Media Myth?
Asian Giant Hornets (Vespa mandarinia) are large predatory wasps that can damage honeybee colonies, but scientific evidence shows their impact varies by region
September 28, 2026
Biophilic Design and Biophilic Cities: How Hong Kong Is Reconnecting With Nature
Biophilic design integrates natural elements into urban spaces, and Hong Kong is using this approach to improve health, biodiversity, and climate resilience while
September 20, 2026
Arizona’s Water Shortage: What It Means for the American Southwest
Arizona’s water shortage, driven by declining Colorado River flows, climate‑induced drought, and rising demand, threatens ecosystems, agriculture, and urban growth across the American
September 20, 2026
Agroforestry Coffee Farms: How Shade-Grown Coffee Fights Climate Change
Shade-grown coffee cultivated within agroforestry systems creates carbon‑sequestering microclimates, preserves biodiversity, and supports resilient farmer livelihoods, making it a proven nature‑based strategy against
September 19, 2026
Anika Molesworth: Farming Climate Science and Earth Stewardship
Anika Molesworth bridges climate science and sustainable farming, showing how data‑driven practices can build resilient agriculture while promoting broader Earth stewardship. Quick Answer
September 18, 2026
