One horrifying image should be a deathblow to the fossil fuel industry’s expansion hopes
The fossil fuel industry says it wants to be part of the solution to the climate crisis. Despite this, it's ...
Tag: biodiversity crisis
Boxing Day is shaping up to be a lowlight in an already terrible year for hunts
Saying that British hunts have had a difficult year would be an understatement. Unfortunately for them - but fortunately for ...
A wild album is close to putting the extinction crisis at the top of Christmas charts
An album featuring the songs of Australia's disappearing birds has risen up the country's album charts in recent days. It's ...
Study shows that a ‘silent spring’ is a real threat following dramatic decline of Europe’s birds
A study has found that a dramatic decline in the abundance of Europe's birds has taken place over the last ...
The bizarre snub of a special guest at COP26 sums up why it failed
As the COP president was delivering more 'blah, blah, blah' on 6 November, nature showed up with force. He was ...
The COP26 pledges on agriculture are missing vital ingredients
The UK announced that it had secured the support of 45 governments "in new pledges to protect nature" at COP26 ...
Hilarious COP26 prank highlights the absurd level of corporate capture at the conference
A recent prank has helped to highlight the absurd level of corporate capture at the COP26 conference. Glasgow Calls Out ...
Six essential ingredients that would make for a meaningful COP26
The Copenhagen climate summit in 2009 yielded a target, supported mainly by industrialised countries, to limit global warming to 2C. ...
UK is one of the world’s most nature-depleted countries, new data shows
The UK is one of the world’s most nature-depleted countries – and may not have enough biodiversity to prevent an ...
Damning revelations emerge about the UK’s clean energy claims ahead of COP26
New research suggests that a tree-burning power plant, which the UK heavily subsidises and categorises as 'clean energy', is the ...
UK part of an unholy alliance opposing the protection of a key human right
The UK is part of an unholy alliance that is opposing a breakthrough proposal at the United Nations. The proposition ...
Wildlife trade body accused of rubber-stamping scandalous sale of at risk elephants
The global wildlife trading body has released a statement regarding Namibia's scandalous firesale of endangered elephants. Experts and NGOs have ...
Indigenous peoples’ historic plan to save the Amazon gets green light at global summit
A major global conservation summit is recently concluded in Marseille, France. And for the first time in the history of ...
UN told to get serious about wildlife trade risks in its plan for saving biodiversity
The UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) is engaged in a critical meeting between 23 August and 3 September. During ...
Investigation derails Namibia’s key argument for sale of endangered elephants
Update: This article was updated on 18 August to add in further comments regarding Namibia's elephant population statistics. Namibia confirmed ...
Geronimo judge delivers hare-raising verdict in badger cull case
Ecologist Tom Langton recently mounted a legal case against the Conservative government over its ongoing killing of badgers. In particular, ...
Broken bat highways and blocked badger homes: how Britain is failing its wildlife
The House of Lords Environment and Climate Change Committee recently sent a letter to environment secretary George Eustice. The letter ...
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