Pirates of Siberia: How Mammoth Ivory Fuels a Modern Smuggling Crisis
As woolly mammoth remains thaw from Arctic ice, a new ivory market is booming, one that could quietly be fueling illegal elephant poaching. The question is no longer whether it’s legal, but whether it should be.
A Deep Dive into WOAH’s 2025 Report
Essentially, the report helps guide actions across the globe as we aim for a future with safe animal health, strong general health and sustainable development for the foreseeable future.
Deep Uncertainty: Mining the Seabed Without a Safety Net
Deep-sea mining promises a cleaner alternative to land-based extraction. But what if it’s just shifting destruction out of sight and out of mind?
The Ultimate Sacrifice: The Extraordinary Parenting Rituals of Hornbills
In the dense forests of Asia and Africa, a remarkable tale of dedication and sacrifice unfolds each...
The Meat of the Matter: Can Cutting Down on Meat Save the Planet?
Let’s start with a thought that feels almost too convenient. What if solving climate change—at least, part of it—wasn’t about...
Daintree Rainforest: A Living Portal to the Jurassic World?
Step into the Daintree Rainforest in Australia, and you might feel like you’ve been transported 180 million years back in time. With its...
The Vanishing Spots: The Rise, Fall, and Uncertain Future of Cheetahs in India
Once the epitome of speed and grace, the cheetah roamed freely across the Indian subcontinent,...
The Coral That Outsized a Whale—And What It’s Quietly Warning Us About the Planet
It’s not often that something underwater grabs the world’s attention without thrashing, glowing, or washing ashore. But in October...
