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In five years, the Three Gorges Dam will flood the Yangtze River valley, leaving only the mountaintops visible above the water.
400 meters below sea level, the Dead Sea has shrunk by 16 meters in the past 40 years, raising concerns about its future and environmental health.
A court injunction from Sheffield City Council threatens peaceful protesters with bankruptcy and imprisonment as they fight to save local trees.
Residents of cockpit country resist bauxite mining threatening their land and heritage.
Australia's koalas face extinction; a zoo starts a genome bank to save them from Chlamydia.
Carol Haefliger's report examines the ethics of wildlife photography and its practices.
One third of the DNA in some frozen food products sold in Ireland was found to be horse, leading to a widespread scandal over food labeling and animal welfare.
Last year, American wild ginseng exports were worth $27 million, driven by high demand in traditional Chinese medicine and diminishing supply.
1,800 policemen gather in Rinconada to destroy illegal gold mining platforms at Pampa Blanca, 15,000 feet above sea level, amid environmental concerns.
Out of 100 monkeys exported from Congo, 34 are sent to the United States, where they are claimed to be rescued from the bush meat trade.
9,500 animals were poached in Zimbabwe last December, as farmers struggle against the consequences of government land reform policies.
Over 200 interactions between orcas and boats were reported last year, resulting in the sinking of three ships due to orcas targeting rudders.
An armed militia led by Ammon Bundy occupies a wildlife refuge in Burns, Oregon, in January.
More than 100,000 visitors come to the Galápagos Islands each year, where a conflict between fishermen and park rangers threatens the local wildlife.
Each year, 20,000 to 30,000 green sea turtles are killed in Bali, primarily for their meat, often under the guise of religious rituals.
Every year, the Dutch government spends 6 million euros on clean-up operations for toxic waste from illegal drug production.
Lillian Alba assists Afghan refugees, providing essentials for their first night in the U.S.
A population estimate of over 29,000 bladderwort plants has been achieved after successful reintroduction efforts in South Lancashire.
Barron Partlow documents the wastewater crisis at Goat Canyon affecting the United States.
Botanists in Hawaii use drones to save endangered plants from extinction.
Giant rats from Tanzania sniff out land mines and save lives worldwide.
Up to 200 horses pass through the Ship Shaana horse auction each week, where the debate over horse slaughter intensifies amid changing laws.
Operation Avalanche highlights efforts to keep the Alps safe for tourists in Austria.
An endangered Indochinese tiger is skinned for its fur after being shot in Myanmar, revealing the dangers of illegal poaching.
Yellowstone National Park faces increasing threats from reckless tourist behavior, as documented by Jen Minyard and Lisa Cords on their Facebook page highlighting dangerous actions.
The Dongria Kondh tribe fights against Vedanta Resources to protect their sacred lands.
The Okefenokee Swamp faces threats from mining due to environmental rollbacks by the Trump administration.
Tourists in western Uganda face deadly diseases like Marburg and Ebola from animal contact.
Bird poaching in China, led by conservationist Gu Xuan, threatens migratory species and results in the deaths of tens of thousands annually.
The Crimes Investigation Unit targets illegal ivory sales in Queens, New York City.
In November 2007, Japanese whalers plan to kill a quota of 50 humpbacks, raising concerns in Tonga where whale tourism is vital to the local economy.
Lobstermen protest new rules protecting North Atlantic right whales, impacting their livelihoods.
Before the 2022 ban, around 45 million male chicks were killed annually in Germany, raising questions about their fate now that culling has ceased.
China's population could decline by more than half in the next 70 to 80 years as women increasingly choose to marry less and have fewer children.
Around 500 volunteers in the UK work with Beastwatch to recover escaped and abandoned exotic pets, addressing the challenges of private ownership.
In 2021, 33 environmentalists were murdered in Colombia, where protecting nature can lead to deadly consequences for activists like Gonzalo Cardona.
In March 2005, overfishing in the Pacific Ocean threatens local fishermen's livelihoods and marine ecosystems as corporations target dwindling fish stocks.
In 2004, there were 61 confirmed shark attacks worldwide, with seven resulting in fatalities, while over 50 million sharks were killed that same year.
Researchers assess white-nose syndrome's impact on bats and the economy in Michigan.
An undercover investigator for animal rights groups reveals the brutal conditions animals endure on 'organic' and 'free range' farms across the United States.
Tourists still climb Uluru despite its cultural significance and a warning for viewers.
A team of scientists plans to create a mammoth-like species by replacing 60 or more genes in Asian elephants, with a goal of achieving this by 2027.
Ape Rescue shows the threat to orangutans from palm oil plantations in Indonesia.
80% of the public voted to keep the 2004 Hunting Act, which prohibits hunting wild animals with large packs of hounds.
California regulators scramble to make rules addressing marijuana's pesticide problem.
The global trade of rhino horns is examined through an investigation that highlights poaching and illegal trafficking threatening rhino populations worldwide.
A squirrel starting at the Atlantic coast could travel to the Mississippi without touching the ground due to the vast forests that once covered the land.
A 2400-pound female great white shark measuring 16 feet participates in a bite contest to measure the strength of various shark species.
