Habitat Destruction

Features | 27 November 2023
By Minket Lepcha

For millions of years, rivers have spoken their language through floods, storms, thunder, hail, and…

Opinions | 8 August 2022
By Antonia Leroy

It’s time to account for the invisible climate catastrophes on the horizon. Have you ever…

Features | 6 October 2021
By Animesh Jain

This article was originally published on Down To Earth on 13 August 2021. The ecosystem…

Features | 21 September 2021
By Priyanka Bhide

Plans to boost domestic production raise concerns about the risks to biodiversity. India is one of…

Features | 18 August 2021
By Matjaz Krivic

African elephants are back on the list of endangered species – the pandemic’s opened doors…

Features | 9 August 2021
By Poulomi Paul

The state of Assam in India is rich in nature, with a diverse landscape and…

Opinions | 26 March 2021
By Katerina Reigeluth

These classic works of non-fiction explore two different expeditions searching for lost cities in the…

Features | 19 March 2021
By Edel Shanahan

For centuries humans have plundered the natural world to cash in on short-term benefits, significantly…

Features | 11 March 2021
By Richard Lee

This year REVOLVE has partnered with WWF to showcase the journey of water and how…

Opinions | 16 February 2021

The European woodworking industries, as pioneers in fighting illegal logging, offer critical perspectives on combatting…

Insights with Joanna Macrae | 10 February 2021

The UK is set to host the United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties…

Features | 31 March 2020
By Nicole Jao

In early August 2019, I went on a ten-day journey across the Indonesian provinces of…

Features | 25 November 2019
By Martina Mlinaric

Humans have been using the forces of moving water for millennia, first with mills along…