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EURONEWS

Volunteer divers find 1.3 tonnes of waste in Ithaca’s idyllic harbour

By EarthToday - October 30, 2026

Volunteer divers have removed almost 73 tonnes of solid waste from Greek seab...

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At Cop17, the pressure is on to rescue a deal that could end the destruction of nature

THE GUARDIAN

By EarthToday - October 28, 2026

As world leaders struggle to meet deadlines to halt nature loss set four year...

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TRAVEL

How to Save the World’s Largest Lemurs? Listen to Their Songs.

By EarthToday - October 26, 2026

Scientists are employing AI-guided bioacoustics monitoring to discover how ma...

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Europe can’t lead on nature at COP17 while cutting biodiversity cash at home

EUOBSERVER

By EarthToday - October 24, 2026

For decades, the European Union has been a global leader in biodiversity prot...

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RESILIENCE

COP17: Will we see a global reckoning for nature conservation?

By EarthToday - October 23, 2026

This year’s official theme is “Taking Action for Nature”, aiming to turn high...

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EARTH.COM

Mother elephants know exactly how to use 40 different kinds of plants as medicine to heal and protect themselves and their calves

By EarthToday - October 18, 2026

Eight wildlife experts on Mount Elgon, Kenya, named 35 different medicinal pl...

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Global deforestation falls 15 per cent, but world remains off track to meet 2030 forest goals: Report

DOWN TO EARTH

By EarthToday - October 16, 2026

Seven million hectares of forest lost in 2025, leaving the world 10.7 million...

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DISCOVER WILDLIFE

There are less than 100 of these apes left in the wild. Scientists just caught them on camera | Discover Wildlife

By EarthToday - October 15, 2026

A new survey of the cao vit gibbon offers a glimpse into the world of this ex...

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RESILIENCE

For 6,000 years humanity controlled water. Climate change is changing the equation

By EarthToday - October 13, 2026

A conversation is beginning about mobilizing collective efforts to free the w...

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THE GUARDIAN

Scientists discover 180,000 giant tortoises on one Seychelles island

By EarthToday - October 10, 2026

Free-roaming Aldabra population far exceeds human population of Seychelles af...

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EURONEWS

Why wildlife populations have declined by 73 per cent in just 50 years

By EarthToday - October 08, 2026

Biodiversity continues to be degraded at an “alarming pace” – but experts ins...

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By EarthToday - October 06, 2026

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. But these new camera trap photo...

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BBC NEWS INDONESIA

Yoga bears to resting owl face: 10 of the funniest animal photos of 2026

By EarthToday - October 04, 2026

From a fitness-obsessed bear to a rather rude orangutan, here are 10 of the m...

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Seabird chick found with almost 900 plastic pieces in stomach, setting new pollution record

By EarthToday - October 02, 2026

Plastic ingestion among sable shearwater chicks has increased sharply over 16...

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Without water, forests lose their ability to absorb CO₂

THECONVERSATION.COM

By EarthToday - September 30, 2026

To survive during periods of drought, trees halt photosynthesis, a highly wat...

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RESILIENCE

Allowing space for nature: Rewilding to heal the earth

By EarthToday - September 28, 2026

Although rewilding is often thought of as keeping humans “away”, in fact, peo...

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DISCOVER WILDLIFE

Scientists just climbed 38 of the tallest trees in Borneo. What they found was staggering | Discover Wildlife

By EarthToday - September 26, 2026

Researchers have discovered that Borneo's enormous tropical trees have evolve...

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THE GUARDIAN

Millions of dollars in funding but still no plan: can Quebec save its caribou from extinction?

By EarthToday - September 24, 2026

The Canadian government has committed C$25m to try to rescue the caribou in t...

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EURONEWS

‘Planetary boundaries’ necessary for life breached, scientists warn

By EarthToday - September 22, 2026

The latest Planetary Health Check warns that seven of Earth’s critical life s...

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SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE

Three Wild Dogs Made a Record-Breaking Trek Across Zambia, Traveling More Than 2,500 Miles in Search of Mates

By EarthToday - September 20, 2026

The canines achieved the longest recorded movement by any African mammal. The...

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EARTH.COM

Protecting existing Amazon forests may be more effective than planting new trees

By EarthToday - September 18, 2026

Amazon forest restoration cost the most and delivered the smallest gains, whi...

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Indigenous territories conserve Ecuadorian Amazon as effectively as protected areas, study finds

DOWN TO EARTH

By EarthToday - September 16, 2026

Researchers say the findings challenge the idea that forest conservation depe...

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BBC CLASS CLIPS VIDEO

The Documentary Podcast - Victoria Falls: An environment on the edge - BBC Sounds

By EarthToday - September 14, 2026

The Victoria falls, on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe, is considered one o...

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THE GUARDIAN

One in nine migratory birds threatened with extinction, global report says

By EarthToday - September 12, 2026

The threats to migratory birds, which are overwhelmingly caused by humans and...

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TRAVEL

How This Orphaned Elephant Defied the Odds

By EarthToday - September 10, 2026

“The baby elephant needs a mother to run to. And the fact is that the mother ...