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Elephant relocation in South Africa addresses overpopulation issues in game parks.
Each year, 500 million migrating birds pass through Israel, creating challenges for air traffic controllers and the Israeli Air Force.
Japan faces a loneliness epidemic as young people choose single life over marriage and relationships.
Jeffrey Goldberg discusses Mark and Delia Owens' fight against poaching in this week's New Yorker.
Local ranchers and tribal leaders oppose the Keystone XL pipeline in South Dakota.
Safari operators in Zimbabwe offer overseas clients the chance to hunt leopards with specially bred dogs, raising ethical concerns about wildlife conservation.
David Wallace works to save the endangered Kiwi, New Zealand's national bird, from extinction.
Teddy Katz reveals the truth about the 1948 massacre in Tantura and faces severe backlash.
Women in Kandahar face imprisonment and restrictions under Taliban rule since 2021.
Imtiaz and Atheist Republic raise funds to support Ana, who fears for her safety in Turkey.
Băile Tușnad, a tourist town in the Carpathian Mountains, has developed strategies to coexist with the bears that once threatened its community.
21 individuals are currently detained in Malaysia under the Internal Security Act, which allows imprisonment without trial for political dissent.
Crocodile farming in Australia’s Northern Territory generated $75 million in 2017 and employs hundreds of people in the region.
Rachel Silverstein advocates for mangroves in Miami to protect the community from climate change.
Maria Ressa warns Facebook about Duterte's fake accounts and disinformation in the Philippines.
More than 15% of people in Nièvre live below the poverty line, driving some to support Marine Le Pen's Front National party amid economic despair.
Charlie Bolden, former NASA chief, advocates for Mars exploration, highlighting its significance for understanding the solar system and the need for ongoing investment in space technology.
Coral farmers in the Bahamas are working to restore reefs devastated by Hurricane Dorian, focusing on revitalizing crucial marine ecosystems.
Conservative lobbyists, including Jacob Abel, push for climate action among Republicans.
Civilians in Staten Island squish spotted lanternflies, which look totally harmless but are invasive.
Recent megafires in Brazil threaten endangered species and wetlands, highlighting conservation efforts.
Ashish Joshi reports on the ongoing search for missing Flight MH370 in the Indian Ocean.
The Narta Lagoon's flamingo habitat in Albania is threatened by an airport construction project.
Navy veteran Chris David describes being beaten and pepper sprayed by federal law enforcement during protests in Portland amid the unrest following George Floyd's death.
Journalists report on the Ukrainian army's struggles in Donbass after a week spent there.
Pakistan's heroin addiction crisis worsens despite a 15-year eradication programme's success.
In Borneo, United Plantations is implementing sustainable palm oil practices that promote rainforest restoration and support the resurgence of orangutans and birdlife.
On the day Roe v Wade was overturned, Alabama enacted the Human Life Protection Act, banning abortions and leaving only three clinics operating in the state.
Poland faces EU legal action over logging in Białowieża Forest amid strained relations.
David Noriega reports on drug trafficking at the Brazil-Paraguay-Argentina border.
An estimated 200,000 Puerto Ricans moved to the U.S. after Hurricane Maria, significantly increasing their voting power in Pennsylvania's 2024 elections.
Six bodies are counted in Bucha, where evidence of war crimes committed by Russian troops during the 2022 invasion of Ukraine is documented.
Hundreds of thousands of men were called up by President Putin, sparking widespread protests against the government's crackdown on dissent.
Vladimir Putin's rise to power over two decades is examined, highlighting the implications of his autocratic rule on global politics and the new Cold War.
By 2025, all boats in Richardson Bay will be cleared out, displacing a community of anchor-outs who have lived rent-free for decades.
Eel catches in Mar Menor have declined by 60 to 70%, prompting local fishermen to confront the agricultural industry over pollution and habitat destruction.
Dozens of enslaved African Americans are believed to be buried in unmarked graves at Pen Park, a former tobacco plantation in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Justin Trudeau accuses India of involvement in the murder of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada.
A Somali Canadian doctor oversees a medical assessment in a community treatment center for watery diarrhea, one of only two facilities in southern Somalia.
Wildfires devastate Turkey and southern Europe, with flames spreading within minutes.
Sweden faces a gun crime epidemic, with 342 shootings reported last year, the highest in Europe.
By the end of the 1970s, the two European blocs were engaged in a fierce arms race, reflecting the deep ideological divide between them.
Belize's manatees face renewed threats as tourism returns, risking their survival in shallow waters.
Ten thousand feet above sea level, activists monitor the butterfly forests in Michoacán, where illegal logging threatens the monarchs' migration.
Immature Japanese eels can cost as much as $35,000 per kilogram, driving a multi-million-pound black market fueled by organized crime.
66,000 elephants roam Zimbabwe, where the debate over culling and hunting intensifies as their population grows faster than that of humans.
Ye Jialin helps care for more than 30,000 stranded pets in Wuhan during the coronavirus outbreak.
Checks from the oil industry in North Dakota now reach up to $220,000, raising concerns about government oversight and environmental safety.
