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Saving the Steppe: Land Management in Kazakhstan | Silk Road Caravan
Journey across Kazakhstan with the Silk Road Caravan and discover how sustainable land management connects ancient traditions, scientific knowledge, digital technology, and local leadership. In Central Asia, over 20 percent of the total land area is degraded, affecting roughly 80 million hectares. Across Kazakhstan, the land is approached as both an inheritance and a working system. From protectin

Women leading mangrove surveys in Indonesia
Mangroves store up to six times more carbon than Amazonian rainforest. They shelter coastlines, nurse fish populations, and sustain livelihoods that have existed for generations. They are, quite simply, irreplaceable. The power to restore these forests has always lived in the people who depend on them. Our job is to back that power with funding, data, training and advocacy, so local action can dri
Buy the Electricity, not the panels: Protect your Capex and Energy Future
The post Buy the Electricity, not the panels: Protect your Capex and Energy Future first appeared on Red Rocket Energy.
THE GREEN BELT MOVEMENT AND JUSTACT WELCOME COURT DECISION HALTING PROPOSED DEVELOPMENTS IN IMENTI FOREST
Nairobi, Kenya – 31 July 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Green Belt Movement (GBM) and JustAct welcome the decision of the Environment and Land Court in Meru to suspend the proposed construction of an airstrip, State Lodge, golf course and related developments within Imenti Forest pending the hearing and determination of the consolidated petitions before […]
Rangers: Conservation’s Frontline Forces
Rangers are conservation’s frontline forces. They are multi-talented, tireless, and brave, putting their lives on the line to protect our natural world. Over the years, SWT/KWS Anti-Poaching Teams have helped transform landscapes, safeguard wildlife, and tackle the greatest threats facing Kenya’s natural heritage.
Women of the mangroves
In southern Senegal’s Casamance region, generations of women have built thriving livelihoods through oyster harvesting in the mangrove forests. Discover how their knowledge and stewardship help protect these vital ecosystems while securing livelihoods for their families and communities. View the photo story Want to discover more stories like this? Subscribe to receive our latest photo stories […]

Électroménager éco-responsable : top 5 appareils qui réduisent vraiment votre empreinte carbone
Transformez votre maison avec ces 5 appareils électroménagers éco-responsables. Réduisez votre empreinte carbone tout en alliant performance et respect de l'environnement. Faites le choix d'un futur durable ! L’article Électroménager éco-responsable : top 5 appareils qui réduisent vraiment votre empreinte carbone est apparu en premier sur 🌎ceanium.

Ele see, ele do: how a curious calf learns from Mum
Every day is a lesson for a young elephant. In Buffalo Springs National Reserve, this curious calf follows his mother's lead as they explore a termite mound together - watching, copying, and kicking up soil just like Mum. By observing and imitating the adults around them, elephant calves gradually learn the behaviours they'll depend on for life, from foraging to navigating their surroundings and s

COP17 Briefing: Corporate Sustainability Disclosures and Science-Based Target-Setting for Land
As land degradation continues to threaten economies, ecosystems, and business resilience, stronger collaboration between governments and the private sector is essential to achieving Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN). This pre-COP briefing, co-hosted by the UNCCD, the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), and the Science Based Targets Network (SBTN), will explore how corporate sustainability disclosur

Public-Private Dialogue on Agriculture: Policy Priorities and Collaboration for COP17 and beyond
The private sector is an important stakeholder in land degradation neutrality, especially in agricultural lands. This session, co-hosted with the governments of Germany and Côte d'Ivoire, presents UNCCD Parties with the results of a global consultation with businesses across agri-food and adjacent value chains on how governments can facilitate their contributions to sustainable land management. Th
Cabinet approves the development of a new Wildlife Protection Bill
The Seychelles Cabinet has approved the development of a new Wildlife Protection Bill to replace the outdated Wild Animals and...

Greenpop is getting active, not anxious about the future of our planet.
From restoring landscapes and greening urban areas to empowering communities through education and events, Greenpop turns ideas into tangible environmental impact. Learn more and take action today at greenpop.org
Migration SEO : préservez votre trafic Google
Une migration SEO mal préparée peut entraîner une perte de trafic de 30 à 70 %. Cet article vous guide à travers les étapes essentielles pour préserver vos positions sur Google, avec une méthode complète et une checklist des points critiques. L’article Migration SEO : préservez votre trafic Google est apparu en premier sur 🌎ceanium.

Journée Mondiale des mangroves
Célébrée chaque année le 26 juillet, la JMM est une occasion de rappeler l'importance de cet écosystème particulier du littoral qui se caractérise par un substrat boueux riche en sédiments avec un mélange d'eau salée et d'eau douce et qui abrite une grande variété d’espèces de la biodiversité. La Guinée possède une grande étendue de mangrove qui hélas n'échappe pas aux menaces provoquées par le dé
The Rescue of Bungalu
Bungalu is a special little elephant who survived a true odyssey to be here today — weeks on his own, dodging storms of epic proportions and even a lion attack.

Girls should dream
This little girl should be carrying books and dreams, not a heavy bucket of water. For millions of children, collecting water is part of everyday life, taking time away from school, play, and simply being a child. We're partnering with Sapphire Community Organization to help bring water closer to families in Balaka, Malawi, by delivering 100 Hippo Rollers to five rural communities. Your donation c
Aerial Unit Report: June 2026
In June, the Aerial Unit flew 255 hours and covered 34,860 kilometres — the busiest month of the year so far. The dry season was firmly establishing itself across much of Tsavo. Against this backdrop, June was an exceptionally active month across every dimension of the Unit's work including law enforcement, veterinary support, wildlife rescue, human–wildlife conflict, and two civilian rescues.

A tense encounter with elephant bull Samal
Meet Samal, one of the bulls from the Babala elephant population we're studying. As Samal emerged from a thicket beside a corrugated road, he made it clear to Daud Abdi, our Field Education Officer at Babala, that he wasn't comfortable with the approaching vehicle. Head held high and ears spread wide, he was displaying classic warning signals elephants use to appear larger and more intimidating. D
Call for Paper: Roan Journal of Conservation
ROAN: The Journal of Conservation The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF). Headquarters: Km 19, Lekki-Epe Expressway, Lekki, opposite Chevron, Lagos, Nigeria. P.O. Box 74638, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria. Special Issue: Sustaining […]

Plantes dépolluantes : transformer sa maison en purificateur naturel
Transformez votre maison en purificateur naturel avec des plantes dépolluantes ! Découvrez nos conseils pour une décoration intérieure saine et esthétique. L’article Plantes dépolluantes : transformer sa maison en purificateur naturel est apparu en premier sur 🌎ceanium.

Watchful Waiting: What a Strong El Niño Warning Means for Coral Reefs in Seychelles
The third week of July is Coral Reef Awareness Week. It comes with a grave alert. The US National Oceanic...

Wisdom woven across generations: Silk Road Caravan in Kyrgyzstan
The Silk Road Caravan crossed Kyrgyzstan to explore how communities are keeping mountain rangelands alive and pastoral livelihoods viable. A youth-led quiz brought generations together, an artificial glacier helped protect summer pastures, and pastoralists from several continents shared their experience at the policy table. Near Lake Issyk-Kul, women artisans led the group to create a shared recor
Cheikh Anta Diop Fellowship Cohort 2 Opens- Apply Now
Tostan has officially opened applications for the second cohort of the Cheikh Anta Diop Fellowship for Community-Led Development. The program targets young professionals and initiative leaders working across a wide […]

From recovery to a stronger future: Zinave’s path to resilience
Zinave National Park has come back from decades of disruption. The next step is to build on that recovery, because the true test of conservation is not only what can be restored, but what can be made to last. Wildlife populations are returning. Infrastructure is being rebuilt. Communities surrounding the park are gaining improved access to services, livelihoods and economic […] The post From recov

Reducing Human-Wildlife Conflict in Namibia | Cheetah TV with Dipanjan Naha
In this episode of Cheetah TV, host Brian Badger sits down with Dipanjan Naha to discuss a Cheetah Conservation Fund initiative tackling one of the biggest challenges facing coexistence in Namibia: human-wildlife conflict (HWC). Since September 2024, CCF has been working across 8 communal conservancies in the Omaheke, Erongo, and Kunene regions of Namibia, funded by the Darwin Initiative — a UK Go

Bull elephant investigates the skull of another elephant
Elephants are known to mourn their dead, and our research has shown that they often sniff, touch and even try to move the remains of deceased elephants, regardless of whether they knew the individual well or not. In this footage, a bull elephant investigates the skull of Margaret, a cherished member of the Royals family who passed away from natural causes almost two years earlier. 🎥 David Lolchur
“We Were Taking It as Our Fight”: How Tostan’s Model Changed Our Approach in Ghana
The detention conditions of women reveal specific challenges that remain underaddressed, particularly regarding menstrual hygiene and health.
Gregory Kwame Appoh
Team Member Image: Team Member bio: Gregory is a Human Resource Generalist with a Bachelor's degree in Business Management and professional certification from HRCI.His experience in HR administration and core HR functions give him dexterity in all HR scope. His commitment to people management and leadership have earned him honors on influential platforms beyond his professional pursuit. Gregory st
Gideon Kofi Portuphy
Team Member Image: Team Member bio: Gideon is a treasury and finance professional with expertise in financial management and treasury operations. He is a graduate of the University of Ghana Business School (UGBS) and an ACCA Finalist. Passionate about financial stewardship and community development, Gideon is committed to leveraging his knowledge and experience to support sustainable initiatives t
STATEMENT ON THE HIGH COURT DECISION ALLOWING THE MAU MAU ROAD THROUGH ABERDARE FOREST
20th July 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Green Belt Movement expresses its profound disappointment with the recent judgment permitting the construction of the Mau Mau Road through the Aberdare Forest ecosystem. While we respect the authority and independence of the courts, we respectfully disagree with the decision and remain convinced that it falls short of […]
JOURNÉE MONDIALE DES CHIMPANZÉS 2026
Que faisons-nous en Guinée ? 1. Le Chimpanzé : du régional au national Classée par l’UICN dans la catégorie des espèces en danger critique, le chimpanzé est une espèce de grand singe que l’on rencontre dans plusieurs pays d’Afrique. Il en existe deux espèces dans le genre Pan : le bonobo et le chimpanzé commun. Le chimpanzé commun se divise en quatre sous-espèces distinctes vivant exclusivement da
Preserving Sasi in Maluku, Indonesia
In Indonesia’s Maluku Islands, the centuries-old tradition of Sasi has helped communities sustainably manage marine resources for generations. Discover how customary knowledge, local leadership and community stewardship continue to protect fisheries and strengthen coastal livelihoods. View the photo story Want to discover more stories like this? Subscribe to receive our latest photo stories straig
Injustices, société civile et la rhétorique sans fondement de l’anti-développement
Injustices, société civile et la rhétorique sans fondement de l’anti-développement Siphesihle Mvundla Il y a une accusation fatiguée qui refait surface chaque fois que les communautés résistent à la pollution, contestent des licences minières, s’opposent à des projets gaziers ou remettent en question les décisions du gouvernement : les organisations communautaires et non gouvernementales seraient
When Survival becomes a daily negotiation: Inside the fight against child malnutrition in Kakuma and Kalobeyei
In Kakuma and Kalobeyei, hunger does not announce itself loudly. It arrives quietly, in the ribs of a child that are too visible, in a mother who skips meals so her children can eat, and in the long queues at nutrition centers where survival is measured one sachet of therapeutic food at a time. Here, […]

Journée Mondiale Des Chimpanzés
14 Juillet | Journée mondiale des chimpanzés Ce 14 juillet 2026, Guinée Ecologie a célébré le chimpanzé d'Afrique de l'Ouest (Pan troglodytes verus), une espèce en danger critique d'extinction dont la Guinée abrite l'une des plus importantes populations. Nous agissons aux côtés des communautés, des autorités et de nos partenaires pour préserver les habitats des chimpanzés, restaurer les écosystème

Reef Rescuers: Inspiring the next generation of ocean guardians through education
Imagine coral fragments, reef stars, diving gear, and passionate scientists fuelled by the curiosity of young people for our oceans....

Old wisdom, new choices: how communities in Simalaha are restoring land and livelihoods
Restoring degraded land starts with something many thought impossible: hundreds of households agreeing to manage it together. Across Zambia’s Simalaha Community Conservancy, people are restoring rangelands and revitalising livelihoods through collective grazing management. Rather than every household deciding independently where cattle graze, farmers now work through Village Action Groups and Graz
Life on the Margins
The border town of Liboi in Garissa County lies approximately 15 kilometers from the Somalia border and serves as the closest town to Dadaab, one of the world’s largest refugee complexes. Despite its small size and vibrant character, Liboi has long grappled with insecurity, much of it shaped by the challenges and complexities associated with […]

A New Chapter for Conservation: NCF Reflects on Impact and Welcomes New Leadership at its 37th Annual General Meeting
The Nigerian Conservation Foundation's 37th Annual General Meeting marked a historic leadership transition, celebrated its 2025 conservation impact, and unveiled a bold strategic direction for the future of nature conservation in Nigeria.



