#parks News
NGOs in the Malaysian state of Sabah want oil palm companies and other land managers to plant Ficus species to increase habitat for threatened wildlife.
Carbon & Climate
As big 2024 elections loom, what’s at stake for climate action?
With millions voting this year from the US to India and the EU, more extreme weather could bump climate change up the agenda.
Nepal’s government has approved a controversial new proposal allowing the development of large-scale hydropower plants within protected areas, prompting concerns about conservation setbacks.
Construction of a geothermal plant in the Himalayan region of Ladakh is currently stalled, with the release of polluting liquid into a local stream raising concerns among the local population of environmental risks.
Food & Agriculture
Rubber drives ‘at least twice’ as much deforestation as previously thought
#parks Opinion
Wealthy nations’ overconsumption is destroying nature, but is often not accounted for by ‘loss and damage’.
Green spaces are not the answer to overheated cities by themselves. Careful urban planning needs to consider their strategic placement.
Climate change is killing trees in cities, forcing changes in urban planning.
Infrastructure to prevent flooding in cities has benefits for preventing urban heat.
Lifestyle
Sustaining conservation in a pandemic
Policy & Finance
Safeguarding biodiversity is not just an environmentalist issue
#parks Videos
Crowds descended on a beach at low tide again on Chinese New Year, despite intense media coverage of a similar occurrence in June last year.
Not far from its rival Apple, the Korean electronics heavyweight is poised to expand its market reach and sustainability credentials with green spaces that foster employee interaction and innovation.
#parks Press Releases
ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity
World Wetlands Day 2024: Securing the health and wellbeing of Asean communities
Asean Centre for Biodiversity
Asean, dialogue partners scale up collaboration for sustainable development
