Bangladesh Environment and Development Society (BEDS), aCommunity Based organization from Bangladesh celebrates the International Day for Disaster Reduction.

Amis de l’Afrique Francophone- Bénin (AMAF-BENIN) celebrates World Otter Day on Wednesday 31 May 2017 in Sô-Ava on Lake Nokoué.

Right now, on the sun-kissed Mediterranean coast of Italy, the Prince Enric’s team is making the final touches to its scientific ship called the Yersin. Then, next month, when the boat leaves Monaco’s harbour, it will mark the moment of a new era of ocean discovery and conservation – even if the world doesn’t know it yet.

Creative Animal Foundation has embarked on a 50-city United States tour with a mission to challenge 1 million people online and in person to live a more sustainable lifestyle… and they’re doing it all from a 203 sq.ft. tiny house on wheels!

He may live behind the walls of a magnificent palace, and in a country surrounded by the constructions of luxurious marinas, super yachts, fine villas; however, the Prince, himself, sees that none of this matters, if we do not look after the most precious thing of all – our planet.

Organized BioBlitz events bring scientists together with families, schools, and other community members to find and identify as many species as possible in a specific area over a short period of time. These popular and fun events are opportunities for meaningful connections with nature and provide important contributions to species information.

The Salzburg Global program The Child in the City: Health, Parks and Play is part of the multi-year Parks for the Planet Forum, a series held in partnership with the IUCN and Huffington Foundation.

Yesterday, we were present for Celebrity TV star and environmental activist, Adrian Grenier’s inaugural speech inside the halls of the United Nations as the new Environment Goodwill Ambassador.

#NatureForAll’s newest partner, the storytelling project “Lost and Found”, works to bring to life the inspirational stories of those species that were thought extinct for at least a human generation but where subsequently rediscovered. Their goal is to change the conversations around conservation, away from doom and gloom, and towards more a positive message.