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Wildfires · Arunachal Pradesh

Arunachal: Awareness Program on Sensitisation Against Wildlife Hunting and Promotion of Semi-Intensive Mithun Farming Held at Kimin

KIMIN- An awareness program on “Sensitisation Against the Hunting of Wild Animals” and promotion of Semi-Intensive Mithun Rearing System was conducted at Kimin,See the Story

United States · United States

Climate Change Can Be Solved, and Americans Want To Solve It

88% of Americans support climate action, but you’d never know it from our conversations. Surveys consistently show that the majority of Americans support both individual and systemic climate action, but we underestimate just how many of our family members, friends, and colleagues feel the same. The result is that we stay silent, which can look … Continue reading "Climate Change Can Be Solved, and Americans Want To Solve It" The post Climate Chan…Read Article

Cameroon’s “No Pangolin On My Plate” Campaign Gets a Boost as Singer Krys M Visits Participating Restaurants

WildAid’s “No Pangolin On My Plate” (“Pas de Pangolin Dans Mon Assiette”) campaign received a big boost when singer-songwriter Krys M visited participating restaurants in Cameroon’s capital city Yaoundé. Krys M, a WildAid ambassador and passionate supporter of conservation, was greeted enthusiastically by owners and staff of restaurants who have taken pangolin meat off the … Continue reading "Cameroon’s “No Pangolin On My Plate” Campaign Gets a…Cameroon · Cameroon Read Article

Tanzanians Unite to Celebrate and Protect Nature in New Campaign

Tanzania is home to the largest wild lion population in the world and the second largest population of elephants. It is a vital stronghold for many endangered species, including Africa’s shrinking population of wild dogs, and boasts rich and diverse ecosystems like savannas, forests, and wetlands. Tanzania’s commitment to conservation is evident in its extensive … Continue reading "Tanzanians Unite to Celebrate and Protect Nature in New Campaign…Wildfires · Tanzania Read Article

Coral Restoration in the Philippines: Interactions with Key Coastal Sectors

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Much work on coral restoration to date has focused on experimenting with diverse technical approaches and techniques. As the implementation of coral r…IVF · Philippines See the Story

Wildlife-Free Traditional Medicine Gains Momentum at Landmark Conference in Vietnam

For centuries, wildlife products like pangolin scales, bear bile, and rhino horn have been used in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). But the demand for these products has driven many species toward extinction, threatening global biodiversity. Today, a new generation of TCM practitioners is leading the shift toward compassionate, sustainable healing. On May 18th, 2025, TCM … Continue reading "Wildlife-Free Traditional Medicine Gains Momentum at…Vietnam · Vietnam Read Article

Leopard Shark ‘Rewilding’ Launched in Phuket

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PHUKET - Thailand has launched a leopard shark rewilding initiative in collaboration with the international environmental organisation WildAid and the ocean conservation group Ocean Blue Tree.Phuket, Phuket · Phuket See the Story

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