Starting in 2025, all trekkers will be required to repackage their food and beverages into reusable containers before their ascent. This regulation aligns with the Reuse and Refill approach, ensuring that Mount Rinjani remains pristine for future generations while promoting sustainable tourism practices.
This article was originally published on November 23, 2023.By promoting biochar and carbon drawdown, we close the loop on carbon emissions, helping to achieve carbon
The Mekong Delta, known as Vietnam’s agricultural heartland, is bracing for unprecedented saltwater intrusion this dry season. However, this year, the intrusion is expected to exceed normal levels, raising serious concerns for food security, water supply, and livelihoods.
India’s tiger count has soared from 1,706 in 2010 to 3,682 in 2022, now making up 75% of the global tiger population. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC
Indigenous leaders have signed an agreement to generate revenue through carbon credits, allowing corporations to offset their emissions by investing in forest conservation.
Over the past four years, a pioneering initiative has planted 50 pocket forests across 50 schools, reintroducing biodiversity, mitigating climate challenges, and embedding ecological awareness into the hearts and minds of more than 6,000 students, teachers, and community members.
Tucked behind the bushes near the coast of Aceh sub-district of Lhoong is a gate to the turbulent past. Ek Leuntie Cave recorded the recurring tsunamis that hit the northern Sumatra region for thousands of years. The cave, whose name means Bat Guano, is a tsunami time capsule.
WWF report highlights 234 new species discovered in the Greater Mekong region.
Faced with climate challenges and diminishing yields, many farmers in the Bangladesh’s southwestern coast region are returning to agriculture, prioritizing crop diversity and sustainable practices to combat soil salinity and adapt to a changing climate.