After our partner, Reteti Elephant Sanctuary got an urgent call from the community at Kalepo on Namunyak, rangers rushed to the scene to find an elephant calf stuck in a deep well calling out for help!
Harry is just one among the many sea turtles that are trapped and injured by our trash in the ocean. After back to back x-rays, 2 surgeries and a lot of TLC from the wonderful people of The Olive Ridley Project, Harry is now swimming free!
The world’s coral reefs are dying and here’s why you should care. Corals provide ecosystems for diverse marine life and provide food and shelter for fish and other marine creatures.
The numbers are in and they're impressive! If coral restoration had a report card this would be it, and it's making the honor roll! Check out the results from Mote Marine Laboratory's coral restoration program!
Every year, millions of marine animals are trapped in ghost netswhich leads to serious injury and death. Ghost nets are the result of abandoned or lost fishing nets that float around in the ocean.
The story of the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary is a story of a once seemingly impossible dream of coexisting with nature, of communities coming together and protecting what is left of wildlife. It’s a story filled with passion, love, and inspiration.
The rapid thawing of Arctic permafrost is something that you should be worried about. This means more methane and carbon dioxide gets in our atmosphere which in turn makes the planet warmer and speeds up climate change.
Our species has had and continues to have devastating effects on the planet and its creatures. A biodiversity report finds that about 1 million animal and plant species are under threat of extinction because of humans. It’s a staggering number to wrap one’s head around.
