West Africa is home to a network of protected areas known as the W-Arly-Pendjari (WAP) Complex, which serves as a sanctuary for various endangered species. However, the region’s small cats—servals, caracals, and African wildcats—are facing increasing threats due to ongoing conflict and a lack of research. With little known about their status and ecology, these… [Read More]
SEE Shines at New York Climate Week, Highlighting Progressive Climate Solutions In China
New York Climate Week 2024, held from September 22 to 29, served as a global platform for over 600 forums aimed at addressing the climate crisis through collaborative efforts among businesses, finance, and non-profits. Among the standout participants was the Society of Entrepreneurs & Ecology (SEE), a leading environmental NGO from China, which showcased its… [Read More]
Deforestation Remains Low, But Fires Surge in Brazil’s Amazon Rainforest
Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon has reached a six-year low, with a significant decline in cleared land. However, the region is experiencing an alarming surge in fires, exacerbated by a historic drought, raising concerns about the future of this vital ecosystem. Key Takeaways Deforestation in September was 561 square kilometers, a 30% decrease from last… [Read More]
Pakistan’s Death Penalty Practices Among The Harshest Globally: A New Report
Pakistan’s use of the death penalty is alarmingly high, with recent data indicating that the country accounts for 26% of the global death row population. This statistic was revealed in a report by the Justice Project Pakistan (JPP), which highlights the urgent need for reform in the nation’s criminal justice system. Key Takeaways Pakistan has… [Read More]
