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Let me introduce myself briefly. I am Inga, a Senior member of the team at Enviroblog.net (https://www.enviroblog.net/contributors)....

Next time you go diving or snorkelling, have a close look at those wondrously long, bright green ribbons, waving with the ebb and flow of...

Wildlife crossings are structures that allow animals to cross human-made barriers safely e.g. wildlife tunnels, viaducts, overpasses or...

Nature therapy, sometimes referred to as ecotherapy, forest therapy, forest bathing, grounding, earthing, Shinrin-Yoku or Sami Lok, is a...

This is a victory for nature 12 years in the making. This Reserve covering five nations has finally come to pass as a transboundary...

Across the world, people worried about the impacts of climate change are seeking creative and meaningful ways to transform their urban...

Let me introduce myself briefly. I am Inga, a Senior member of the team at Enviroblog.net (https://www.enviroblog.net/contributors)...

The impacts of Climate Change, due to human activity, is already evident in many parts of the world. We see the changing weather...

While all the world watches koala numbers dwindling with dismay, Koala Gardens - located in NSW Australia - is working to show private...

Ever wondered where your carbon offset money goes to when you tick that green box on your flight? Believe it or not it goes directly into...

Both approaches can help solve Climate Change - when done the right way! Let me first introduce our Guest Writer and thank him for giving...

Coal is classified as a sedimentary rock. Sedimentary rocks are types of rock that are formed by the accumulation or deposition of small...

The humpback whale is a species of baleen whale. It is one of the larger rorqual (*) species, with adults ranging in length from 12 to 16...

So, what is a pangolin? Often thought to be reptiles, pangolins are actually mammals and the only mammal that is fully covered in scales....

Today’s agricultural processes demand huge amounts of energy; a wasteful way to grow produce that often requires nasty chemicals and is...

After a very long process I am thrilled to announce officially that Koala Gardens was successful in gaining a funded conservation...

Let me introduce myself. I am Inga, a senior team-member at Enviroblog.net. I was lucky having the opportunity to visit a long admired...

Having recently returned from a trip to Europe I would like to share a positive inspiration with our readers...creating a wildflower...

Today is a very special day. It's World Wildlife Day: a day to celebrate the remarkable diversity of life that we find on our Blue Marble...

Certainly I hear you thinking “wouldn’t that cost a fortune?” If you are in Victoria, there is an estimated 104 square kilometre of...

Nepal’s success story can be attributed to its political commitment towards tiger conservation. Remarkably, Nepal was the first country...

Recent advancements in the use of hydrogen as an alternative energy source have made great strides towards powering transportation at...

A Polish startup - as a means of saving dwindling bee populations - has come up with an ingenious way of turning one of the most...

Every now and again you come across a video that just warms your heart. One channel particularly great at that is The Dodo. In the last...

Today we'd like to present the indomitable spirit of Edgar's Mission, as represented by a blind little jumping lamb. "If we could live...

We protect what we value. What springs to mind when you think of India? Yoga or Hinduism? A rich tapestry of culture? The burgeoning...

Australia’s first renewable energy project of it’s kind will combine solar energy and pumped hydro storage. It has been given conditional...

Energy storage will transform the way the world uses energy in the near future. It creates an effective way to weave out the supply of...

Examples of companies having the book thrown at them as a result of gross environmental negligence or purposefully disregarding laws are...

“It is clear that to the extent we recognise we are a part of the natural world - and not apart from it - it will be possible to restore...

Clean, green and safe. That doesn’t sound like a city in the Philippines - but believe it or not - it soon will be. The project is named...

Chile has created a new law protecting the waters along its 6,400 kilometre coastline. It means that through this new legislation an...

Unpredictable power outages will likely become a thing of the past for North Queensland residents (Cooktown and Lakeland Districts) after...

The following gorgeous footage of a Brown-throated Three-toed Sloth was obtained by the World Land Trust (WLT) at one of its reserves in...

Only several hundred mountain gorillas remain on Earth, living on the green, volcanic slopes of Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic...

Well, it turns out that sometimes government is responsive to community concerns and scientific evidence. In an example of positive and...

The Lynx project Harz was the first in Germany to initiate a resettlement attempt for the largest European cat, the Eurasian Lynx. Today,...

Trees provide us with so many things necessary for survival like air, clean water, and food along with habitat for our fellow creatures....

Jadav "Molai" Payeng is the subject of a short documentary called Forest Man, and when you read his story you'll understand why. Payeng...

We live in a time where humankind’s effect on the natural environment is so comprehensive and detrimental - both in terms of habitat loss...

Sometimes it seems “Good News” stories receive less press coverage nowadays than bad news. It’s not just that negative trends and events...

The impacts of Climate Change, due to human activity, is already evident in many parts of the world. We see the changing weather...