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Quiz: Which famous conservationist are you? Conservation

Quiz: Which famous conservationist are you?

By Earth Touch News

Take our quiz to find out which environmental trailblazer inspires your planet-saving style.

7 years ago
A pile-up of polar bears feasts on a whale carcass (Video) Human Impact

A pile-up of polar bears feasts on a whale carcass (Video)

By Earth Touch News

Everyone gets along when there's enough food to go around...

7 years ago
Kelly Slater, sharks and surfers: How do we move forward? Opinion Sharks

Kelly Slater, sharks and surfers: How do we move forward?

By Sarah Keartes

When it comes to sharks and safety in the water, it doesn't have to be us or them. 

8 years ago
A major Chinese airline banned shark fin. Here are 5 things you should know. Human Impact

A major Chinese airline banned shark fin. Here are 5 things you should know.

By Sarah Keartes

Air China has announced its commitment to banning the transport of shark fin. Here are a few things you should know.

8 years ago
Nigerian 'superhighway' threatens endangered wildlife and local communities Human Impact

Nigerian 'superhighway' threatens endangered wildlife and local communities

By Keegan Clements-Housser

Nigeria's planned six-lane "superhighway" would carve its way through hundreds of kilometres of remote rainforest.

8 years ago
New York governor Andrew Cuomo’s shark catch was legal — but should we let him off the hook? Sharks

New York governor Andrew Cuomo’s shark catch was legal — but should we let him off the hook?

By Sarah Keartes

New York governor Andrew Cuomo is fond of posting photos of family fishing jaunts on social media – but one particular snapshot attracted a hefty dose...

8 years ago
Can buying up fishing licences save Australia's sharks? Conservation

Can buying up fishing licences save Australia's sharks?

By Earth Touch News

Do Australia’s sharks need saving, or can we eat them? It depends on where you look.

8 years ago
Scientists track the fate of an ‘amputee’ sawfish with a severed saw News Human Impact

Scientists track the fate of an ‘amputee’ sawfish with a severed saw

By Sarah Keartes

The sad case of an “amputee sawfish” reported this month provides new proof that these endangered and protected creatures continue to be exploited for...

9 years ago
Driver who strapped a shark to his grille guard caught on camera in Perth News Human Impact

Driver who strapped a shark to his grille guard caught on camera in Perth

By Earth Touch News

Your eyes do not deceive you. This disturbing footage of a large shark strapped to the front of a four-wheel drive vehicle was captured on a suburban...

9 years ago
Huge bull shark caught in Aussie River – and that's no reason to panic News Sharks

Huge bull shark caught in Aussie River – and that's no reason to panic

By Earth Touch News

This 300kg bull shark was caught by a sport fisherman in an Australian river earlier this year. Fearmongering headlines aside, sharks cruising in...

9 years ago
Cecil is dead. Can we save lions like him from an onslaught of threats? Feature Conservation

Cecil is dead. Can we save lions like him from an onslaught of threats?

By Earth Touch News

If there's any good that can come from the recent killing of Cecil the lion, it's that his tragic story could help focus the world's attention on the...

9 years ago
Is this the world's most bird-friendly coffee? Feature Conservation

Is this the world's most bird-friendly coffee?

By Jason Goldman

Thanks to the considerable environmental footprint of the world's favourite beverage, there's probably no such thing as a guilt-free caffeine fix. But...

10 years ago
Look out, illegal fishers. You’re being watched — from space. News Environmental Crime

Look out, illegal fishers. You’re being watched — from space.

By Mark Zastrow

Around the globe, illegal fishing threatens ecosystems, economies and human lives. Now, a new surveillance project plans to use satellites to find...

10 years ago
Bugs for dinner? This handy guide will help you pair them with the perfect wine News Sustainability

Bugs for dinner? This handy guide will help you pair them with the perfect wine

By Kelly Starzak

With supermarket chains, top restaurants and even the UN's food body urging us to embrace entomophagy, we've got to give it to British wine merchant...

10 years ago
A bite of the action: Why we need predators to eat endangered species Feature Conservation

A bite of the action: Why we need predators to eat endangered species

By Sara Mynott

To keep seagrass habitats around the world healthy, we need healthy food chains. And that means turtles need to feast on excess algae … and sharks...

10 years ago
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