Environmental narratives are powerful storytelling tools that present environmental issues and concepts in a compelling and relatable manner. They are essential in the field of environmental studies, especially in college where students are trained to convey complex environmental dynamics effectively. This post will guide you on how to craft compelling environmental narratives in college. Understanding […]
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Climate Change Delays Beloved Grizzly’s Salmon Feast
The eagerly awaited appearance of the beloved grizzly, Otis, at Katmai National Park’s salmon run had fans on the edge of their seats this year. While wild bears like Otis typically make their grand entrance in late June, this year was an exception – with a July debut. But Otis wasn’t just fashionably late. Experts […]
In Sabah, natural capital agreement surfaces again, despite critics
Supporters of an embattled carbon deal in the Malaysian Bornean state of Sabah have publicly resumed efforts to bring the 2-million hectare (4.9 million-acre), 100-year agreement into force. “This initiative is expected to become a prominent carbon dioxide sink, reinforcing our proactive stance on climate restoration,” Sabah’s Deputy Chief Minister Jeffrey Kitingan said in a […]
Harnessing the Power of Tidal Energy
As the world searches for sustainable and reliable sources of clean electricity, innovative ideas such as tidal energy are becoming increasingly important. This post explores the potential of tidal energy in providing an environmentally friendly and predictable source of electrical power for the future. What is Tidal Energy? Tidal energy is a form of hydropower […]
New Study Finds Surprising Way Animals Can Help Save the Planet from Climate Change
A new study published in the journal Nature Climate Change shows that animals could be a crucial ally in our fight against climate change. As we increasingly turn towards natural climate solutions, such as reforestation and grassland restoration, to sequester carbon, we may overlook the benefits of protecting and restoring animal populations to their natural […]
How Climate Change is Breaking up Animal Couples
For years, it has been widely known that many animals, particularly birds, mate for life and form monogamous relationships. But as it turns out, they can also break up just like humans do, and scientists have now identified climate change as a contributing factor. In this article, we will delve into this topic and explore […]
Petition: Help Protect Canids from Becoming Extinct
Five species in the Canidae family are currently considered endangered. Scientists have been trying to reintroduce some of these species as canids help maintain the habitats they live in. They also play an important role in helping the ecosystems they are a part of. But canid populations are still dwindling because of things like habitat […]
Crape Murder – They Murdered the trees to Spite the Birds
Crape Murder in Brackenridge Park. The Murder left Crape Myrtle stripped of all her leaves, she was naked, with her crown (top) cut off by city workers known as “Tree Topping.” The other “modified” trees in the park included Cypress, Ash, Pecan, and Oaks that were left with multiple wounds. They murdered the trees to […]