Buoyant, the size of a lentil and almost impossible to recover: how nurdles are polluting the oceans

Buoyant, the size of a lentil and almost impossible to recover: how nurdles are polluting the oceans

When a Liberian-flagged container ship, the MSC Elsa 3, capsized and sank 13 miles off the coast of Kerala, in India, on 25 May, a state-wide disaster was quickly declared. A long oil slick from the 184-metre vessel, which was carrying hazardous cargo, was partially tackled by aircraft-borne dispersants, while a salvage operation sealed tanks […]

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From Conservation to Commemoration: Different Ways We Remember Animals

From Conservation to Commemoration: Different Ways We Remember Animals

For as long as humans have shared the planet with animals, we have sought ways to protect, honor, and remember them. From large-scale conservation projects that preserve entire species to intimate, personal acts of memorializing a beloved pet, our relationship with animals reveals how deeply we value these connections. In today’s world, where species extinction […]

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The bizarre vile act alleged wombat killer is accused of carrying out after mass wildlife slaughter

The bizarre vile act alleged wombat killer is accused of carrying out after mass wildlife slaughter

A young tradie accused of mowing down wombats in his ute and arranging them in odd positions has been arrested. Daily Mail can reveal Tyson Michael Delbridge, of Fish Creek in Victoria’s South Gippsland region, has been charged over the alleged attack on one of Australia’s most beloved native animals. The charges follow an extensive […]

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