Author: Emily Carter

The vast grasslands of sub-Saharan Africa are both beautiful and at risk. In a new series called “Saving the Savanna,” we explore how communities are working to protect these important

Welcome to Sail-World’s Early Edition of the Live Coverage of Day 10 of the Louis Vuitton Cup. Racing is expected to get underway on time for the Semi-Finals, with a

The world’s oceans are experiencing an unprecedented heatwave, with temperatures reaching record-breaking highs due to El Niño weather patterns. This has led to concerns about the impact of climate change

Restoring forests is crucial for mitigating climate change, but it can be costly and there are different approaches to achieve it. A recent study, published in Nature Climate Change, compares

The Kinsale Dragon Gold Cup 2024 came to an exciting conclusion with Pedro Rebelo de Andrade, Jose Leitmann, and Jamie Lea emerging as the champions. After a close battle, Andrade

The 34th Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup at Yacht Club Costa Smeralda – Day 5 is set for 8-14 September 2024. Unfortunately, strong Mistral winds on Day 5 led to the

For close to twenty years, Edgardo Ochoa has dedicated himself to solving a persistent problem. As Conservation International’s marine and diving safety officer, he has tirelessly removed abandoned fishing gear

Earth is facing the threat of reaching climate tipping points that could lead to irreversible environmental collapse. According to a recent study, even small increases in temperature can determine whether

Are forests and farms really at odds when it comes to fighting climate change? A groundbreaking new study by Conservation International says no, pointing to ways for forests and farms

Agnes Nailantei fondly recalls a time when life was simpler in Kenya’s Chyulu Hills. Coming from a lineage of Maasai pastoralists, the region provided ample pasture and plentiful harvests of