On the island of Santa Bárbara, a herd of goats has survived for 200 years without fresh water. Brazilian scientists are now studying the unique DNA of these animals, which could mark a turning point in the fight against drought.

According to Ioanna Vergini, founder of the weather platform WYF24, attributing the current heat wave in Europe to El Niño risks diverting attention from the main cause: global warming.

On the arid hills of Lima, Jean Carlos Torres (The Plant Guy) is fighting desertification by mobilizing communities on social media to plant trees.

The announcement was made by experts who had been monitoring the condition of this monumental tree for years, after observing that, for the first time, it had failed to produce new leaves during the spring.

The famous colony of wild peacocks that has taken over the streets of Punta Marina Terme, a seaside resort in the municipality of Ravenna (northeastern Italy), is set to be drastically reduced.

European cities are sweltering, temperatures are soaring, and with them, travel habits are changing. When visiting Rome at noon becomes a challenge, and when crossing the center of Paris under the blazing sun feels like a survival mission, another way to explore destinations is gaining ground: night tourism.

An unprecedented green initiative is reshaping the natural balance between Europe and Asia, placing Turkey at the forefront of environmental conservation policies.

Over the past ten years, 1.8 million farmers in southern India have joined what is now one of the world’s largest transitions to natural farming.

According to UNICEF’s new Children’s Climate Risk Report 2026, approximately 1.1 billion children worldwide (nearly one in two) are currently exposed to at least three climate-related hazards simultaneously.

For the first time, Brussels is adopting strategies dedicated to 4,000 islands and 70,000 km of coastline: energy transition, the blue economy, and combating depopulation. Here is the plan.