Discover how giraffes quietly shape the savanna by dispersing seeds and helping ecosystems recover across Africa.
By Ana Mano SAO PAULO (Reuters) -Clearing land for agricultural use in Brazil's Cerrado tropical savanna region causes drier ...
The First Warn Weather team is gearing up to provide the latest forecast, especially for Tuesday, as a wintry mix is expected ...
This summit is unlike any of its predecessors in at least one significant way: The Indigenous presence is palpable and strong ...
BOGOTA, Colombia — Droughts have withered crops in Peru, fires have scorched the Amazon, and hydroelectric dams in Ecuador have struggled to keep the lights on as rivers dry up. Scientists say the ...
Indigenous protesters on Wednesday defended charging the gates of Brazil's COP30 climate summit and clashing with security a ...
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75% of Kilimanjaro's natural plants have been wiped out, and climate change isn't the biggest threat
Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania is sold to the world as frozen romance and pure nature. But the real story today is at its feet ...
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Researchers call for Africa-centered approach to nature-based climate solutions ahead of COP30
In a new Nature Sustainability commentary, Professors Laura Pereira and Sally Archibald, and Dr. Kim Zoeller, together with ...
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Why The African Savanna Never Stays Still - From Wildlife Experts
The Great Migration Remains Nature's Most Spectacular Moving Force 3 million wildebeest accompanied by about 200,000 zebras ...
The urgency of Africa’s climate predicament takes on renewed significance as the world prepares for COP30, scheduled for ...
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