These beautiful desert biodomes will be 100% self-sustaining
In an effort to encourage ecotourism for the millions that visit the United Arab Emirates each year, the country...
One-third of the world’s protected areas face ‘shocking’ human impact
Bad news for wildlife: 2.3 million square miles of protected areas around the world face human pressure from activities...
Scientists pledge to sequence the DNA of all 1.5 million known species on Earth
You may have heard of the Human Genome Project, but an international group of researchers has recently announced...
The 6 most pressing environmental issues—and what you can do to help solve them
More than four decades after the first Earth Day, there are still many environmental concerns for communities around...
7 biggest threats to the environment – why we still need Earth Day
This Sunday is Earth Day, and while it's a time to celebrate our planet, it's also a prime opportunity to take...
Scientists predict catastrophic loss of forest fauna and flora due to CO2 emissions
If we don't do something to slow down carbon emissions, we could lose up to half of all the plant and animal species...
SLA unveils year-round ski slope to cap Copenhagen’s massive trash incinerator
Architecture firm SLA has unveiled final designs for the much-anticipated park and ski slope that will top the...
A rainforest-like green heart grows within Singapore’s Marina One
Singapore’s new title “City in a Garden” is evident in Marina One, a stunning energy-efficient cluster of...
You can now explore all 19 of South Africa’s National Parks on Google Maps
Have you ever wanted to walk in the footsteps of Nelson Mandela, track cheetahs on foot, or stroll with elephants...
Scientists discover five new species of the beautiful Peacock spider
Even those who despise arachnids can’t help but fall for the gorgeous peacock spider. And now there are even...
Sixth mass extinction on Earth is driven by industrial farming, says leading academic
Earth is presently experiencing its sixth “mass extinction,” and humans are largely to blame, says a leading...
Dog rescues drowning baby deer in the most adorable video you’ll see today
We already knew dogs are saviors to humankind - but it turns out they are heroes to other species as well! Recently...
China breaks ground on first “Forest City” that fights air pollution
A pollution-fighting green city unlike any before is springing to life in China. Designed by Stefano Boeri Architetti,...
The 10,000-year-old East Coast Grand Canyon 100 miles from NYC
The East Coast has its own Grand Canyon-like natural wonder - just 100 miles southeast of Lady Liberty in New York...
6 ways to add passive solar features to your home
Looking for a way to reduce that electric bill, lower your carbon footprint, and show off to your neighbors? The...
World’s biggest river island could be India’s first carbon-neutral sector
Pollution has plagued India recently; a 2017 report showed people are more likely to die from air pollution not...
50,000 new seeds deposited in Arctic Circle’s Svalbard Global Seed Vault
Nearly 10 years ago, a group of scientists got together to build the Svalbard Global Seed Vault in the Arctic Circle,...
Beautiful beechwood envelope filters light into modern Italian BIO winery
Inspired by the agricultural architecture of the country's Veneto region, design studio MADE Associati Architetti...
UrbanRivers is restoring Chicago’s rivers with floating gardens of native plants
Chicago-based NPO UrbanRivers is hoping to install 600 feet of floating gardens in the Chicago River in order...
This Tower of Biodiversity is designed to spread seeds throughout Paris
Maison Edouard François took a new approach to their tower design. When planning cities, many in France have worried...
WWF predicts wild animal populations will plummet 67 percent by 2020
Two-thirds of wild animals around the world could be gone in less than five years, according to a new report compiled...
SEED: new film exposes startling loss of biodiversity in global crops
If you’ve taken a look around the produce aisle at your local grocery store, you’re lucky if you find more...
Tenth of world’s wilderness destroyed in last 20 years, study finds
A tenth of the world's wilderness has been lost since the early 1990s and if trends continue there could be no...
Dangerously low biodiversity levels could trigger ecological recession, researcher warns
Biodiversity has dropped dangerously low across more than half of the world's land surface, according to a new...
Octopuses are taking over the oceans, and no one knows why
A new study published in the journal Current Biology has revealed some startling statistics -- a group of researchers...
One in five plants on Earth are at risk for extinction
The world's first global assessment of plants warns that one in five of the world’s plant species is at risk...
Show your support for Biological Diversity this May 22nd
In an effort to create awareness and involve the online community in the International Day for Biological Diversity...
2.5 million photos show tropical forest biodiversity is faring better than previously thought
The team monitored 244 species of ground-dwelling mammals and birds throughout the course of the study. Using their...
Immense green-roofed school grows its own herbs and vegetables in France
Developed as one of the first facilities to Ivry-sur-Seine’s urban development zone, the school complex will...
Turenscape and MAP Architects selected to redevelop Kazan Lake embankments in Russia
With their concept entitled "Elastic band: The Immortal Treasure of Kazan," Russian-Chinese consortium Turenscape...