Cambodia hosting vulture conservation forum
The February 17 to 21 forum is part of the 14th Saving Asia’s Vultures from Extinction (SAVE) Annual General Meeting, which serves as an opportunity for national and…
UK fosters collaboration for climate drive in Laos
The British Embassy in Laos has set out ambitious plans for supporting the Southeast Asian nation across climate finance and technology, promoting equity in energy transition,…
A village in Nepal faces the wrath of climate change
Hatuwagadhi’s once fertile land that nourished generations is now at risk of becoming a wasteland, and with it, the livelihoods of many families.
To protect Cambodia’s dolphins, corrupt river guards must be removed, says agriculture official
A meeting was held to review and adjust the organisation of river guards in the Kampi region to improve the efficiency of their vital conservation work, said the agriculture…
Wildfires rage across northern Thailand, Phetchabun worst hit
401 hotspots have been detected across 17 provinces.
50-hectare tree plantation in Bhutan to restore white-bellied heron habitats
The Royal Society for Protection of Nature has planted trees on 42 hectares across six 'dzongkhags.' The initiative is part of a five-year project aiming to transform 50 hectares…
Massive flooding strikes Indonesia’s South Sulawesi
This comes after days of downpours which caused three rivers to overflow, with the local branch of the national weather agency forecasting more rain in the province's northern…
Extreme weather study says Philippines 10th hardest hit
Leading the list was Dominica, followed by China, Honduras, Myanmar, Italy, India, Greece, Spain and Vanuatu, according to the 2025 Climate Risk Index (CRI) presented by…
Bhutan hosts global carbon market meeting to advance Article 6 implementation
Article 6 focuses on carbon markets, providing mechanisms for countries and companies to trade emission reductions to prevent additional carbon from entering the atmosphere.
Ministry investigates mass fish deaths at Indonesia’s Jatiluhur dam
Authorities have suggested that the mass fish die-off was likely caused by extreme weather conditions and a natural phenomenon known as upwelling.