Khao Yai elephant returns to park office for help with hurting tusk
This is the second time that this elephant, which is also known as “Plai Diew Lub”, has sought help with its left tusk.
Return of Mekong giant salmon carp raises hopes
A researcher said that the last sighting of the critically endangered fish was recorded in 1999.
Gaetbeol, the Korean tidal flats and sustainable seafood dining
The gaetbeol are a complex muddy and sandy environment submerged in the water at high tide and exposed at low tide, providing life-sustaining conditions for a healthy food chain…
Sinkhole in China springs subterranean surprise
In May, researchers discovered the sinkhole during a field survey in the region, together with three caves in the sinkhole and a well-preserved primitive forest.
Butterfly bounty serves biodiversity efforts
Located in Ma’andi town in the Honghe Hani and Yi autonomous prefecture, Butterfly Valley has the climate and kind of vegetation on which butterflies thrive.
Surabaya zoo breeds dozens of endangered baby Komodo dragons
The world's largest living lizards are found only in Indonesia’s World Heritage-listed Komodo National Park and neighbouring Flores, and only 3,458 of the species are left in…
Jangsa river threatens settlements
Villagers staying nearby said the swollen river washed away about 15 acres of state land in the past.
Mass biodiversity loss would slash global credit ratings: Report
The study estimated that 58 per cent of the 26 countries studied face a downgrade of their sovereign credit rating.
Malaysian-born aviation engineer’s paper plane breaks Guinness World Record
Julian Chee earned a Guinness World Record in the "Farthest flight by a paper aircraft” category.
Low pressure area to bring rains, thunderstorms to most parts of Philippines
Reports state that the entire Luzon, including Metro Manila, will experience cloudy skies with scattered rains and thunderstorms.