One in 10 southern right whales alive in 1893 could have still been swimming today, study finds

One in 10 southern right whales alive in 1893 could have still been swimming today, study finds

In 1893, the World’s Fair was getting under way in Chicago, the world’s first number plates appeared on cars in Paris, and Archduke Franz Ferdinand, whose assassination would later spark the first world war, spent time hunting kangaroos and emus in the NSW town of Narromine. Also, according to researchers, up to 10% of southern […]

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Debate Over Fish Farming in the Gulf of Mexico Heats Up as Trump’s Presidency Nears

Debate Over Fish Farming in the Gulf of Mexico Heats Up as Trump’s Presidency Nears

Plans to develop large-scale floating fish farms in the Gulf of Mexico are gaining renewed attention as President-elect Donald Trump prepares for his second term. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has identified five areas in the Gulf for potential offshore aquaculture, part of a decade-long federal push to expand fish farming in U.S. […]

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What Hidden Dangers Are Harming Wildlife Habitats?

What Hidden Dangers Are Harming Wildlife Habitats?

Every year, countless wildlife habitats face destruction from forces that often escape public attention. While deforestation and pollution make headlines, numerous subtle yet devastating threats are quietly undermining ecosystems worldwide.  From light pollution disrupting nocturnal species to seemingly harmless recreational activities fragmenting delicate habitats, these hidden dangers pose serious risks to wildlife. Unfortunately, many people […]

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