June 20, 2026

Mona Khalil’s Legacy of Protecting Sea Turtles Amid Conflict

For over twenty-five years, Mona Khalil dedicated herself to the conservation of endangered sea turtles on a beach near Tyre, Lebanon. Alongside managing a guesthouse, she ensured the safety of the turtles’ eggs and helped hatchlings reach the Mediterranean Sea safely, away from predators. Her work united various groups, bringing attention to the turtle conservation […]

June 17, 2026

Green Waters at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has unexpectedly turned green soon after its reopening. Footage shows workers using hydrogen peroxide to combat a rapidly spreading algal bloom. This cleanup effort follows a costly renovation aimed at achieving a deeper “American flag blue” finish. Questions now arise about what went wrong and the safety of the chemical […]

June 1, 2026

Crested Ibises Reintroduced in Japan After Decades

Eight crested ibises were released in a north-central Japanese town, marking a significant step in the conservation of the species. These birds, once extinct in Japan, took flight from their wooden cages during a ceremony in Hakui city, located in the Noto region. The last sighting of these birds in the wild was in this […]

May 25, 2026

Concrete Molds Attempt to Revitalize Coral Reefs in the Pacific

In an area of the Coral Triangle in the Pacific Ocean, conservation efforts focus on rebuilding ruined coral reefs. The Tropical Research and Conservation Center is spearheading these efforts by installing artificial reefs. Robin Philippo, managing director of the center, leads the project near Pom Pom Island in Malaysia. The team uses concrete structures, molded […]