See them before they disappear
Words John Gray
Shishmaref, a remote Inupiate Eskimo village with a population of 650 people, has been identified as one of Alaska’s most eroded communities. ...
Kings of the Wild Frontier The mystical majesty of wolves
Words Elsa j. Sattout
Wolves are worshiped as the spirits of nature and they are renowned for having a strong commitment to their packs. Because...
Feeling as right as rain Farms report being showered with benefits
Words John Gray
Mohammad Tayy, Farid Abou Merhim, and Souhail Awad had always used water pumped from artesian wells to irrigate their farms in Lebanon....
Who you calling a polluter? We’re all guilty as charged
Words Tamara Batshon
In our day-to-day lives, things that we do routinely cause pollution. Have you ever wondered what pollutes the most? Is it throwing...
We’re in this together How to tackle the world’s issues sustainably
Words Ingmar Strum, Teodora Cakarmis, Victoria Hamdorf and Sania El Kadi
The world today is in trouble. More than one-eighth of the world’s population goes...
Boom Baby Boom It’s a small world, literally
Words Tamara Batshon
Over the last one hundred and fifty years, humans have drastically altered the natural environment through industrialization, intensive farming, rapid urbanization, and...