Amarula, The Spirits Brand Dedicated to Protecting Native Elephants
This South African producer of liqueur and gin aims to help protect one of the planet's most majestic creatures
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Transforming a Dumping Ground Into a Floating Forest in China
Fish Tail Park is a new 126-acre floating forest in Nanchang, China that helps regulate floods, restore wildlife habitation and create a recreational area for the city. Transforming what was once a …
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Largest Animal Crossing in The World Set for LA
Set for completion in 2025, the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing will provide safe passage for animals to wander above the 10-lane Highway 101 in northwest Los Angeles. The crossing will make the …
Word of Mouth: Polar Bear + Wildlife Safaris in Churchill, Manitoba
Face to face with polar bears in this remote and magical part of the world
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NYC’s Javits Center Opens Rooftop Farm
Since 2014, the Jacob K Javits Convention Center has been home to the largest green roof in NYC, totaling 6.75 acres of greenery. Now, the venue has added a one-acre farm in …
K Rutherford Kangaroo Print
$10.00
Fine art animal photographer Kristopher Rutherford has made six of his kangaroo portraits available for purchase—between $10 and $60—with all proceeds going to WIRES, the NSW Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Service. …
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Insight into the Whitney Biennial, a win for sex-tech, tips for ethical tourism and more
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National Geographic’s Tips on Ethical Wildlife Tourism
In an attempt to navigate tourists away from problematic and unethical wildlife experiences, National Geographic has published five tips for tourists. To prevent animals’ suffering, one must tread lightly and look for red …
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How Old Cosmetics Can Help Wildlife
Rather than tossing used mascara wands in the recycling, send them (or encourage others to send them) to the Appalachian Wildlife Refuge—an all-volunteer organization that rehabilitates animals who have been injured or …