Chief Storyteller at OurCarbon, explores how Bhutan’s carbon-negative status influences its food, farming and sustainable way of life.

Explore 10 rare animals in India and the national parks where they thrive, from snow leopards in Ladakh to Asiatic lions in Gujarat’s Gir forest.

The golden mahseer is a fish of mythic proportions, armored in large scales and growing up to 9 feet long. One of the eight ...

The Asian golden cat, or Temminck’s cat, is a medium-sized wild cat that calls the parks of Thailand and southeast Asia home, ...

Invasive axis deer have become a widespread problem, even in the state of Hawaii. Authorities are attempting to mitigate the ...

Conflicts resulted in park employees being targeted by "armed rebels." National park sees surprising comeback of endangered ...

This guide equips journalists with the tools and resources to report on conflicts over land and its resources, such as water and forests.

Forty-four Forest Guardians operate within the Panchthar-Ilam-Taplejung Corridor, a vital 11,500-square-kilometer habitat ...

Changing weather patterns and higher temperatures are affecting some of the most prized tea-growing regions in China and Taiwan.

The pair consists of Sonam, a 16-month-old male born in March 2024, and Rinchen Lhamo, an 11-nonth-old female born in August 2024. Both animals will be translocated to Chiang Mai Zoo in Thailand.

Most villagers have now shifted focus to potato cultivation, finding sheep rearing too time-consuming and labour-intensive, while younger generations migrate to urban areas.

Bhutan’s renowned Gross National Happiness (GNH) is all set to be implemented in Brazil, marking the first instance of the Himalayan kingdom’s index being applied in another country.