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To get to tiny Sombrero Island, you must travel 34 miles from Anguilla by sea, dart across the bow of your boat and climb a steel ladder anchored to a limestone cliff. Then, as you regain your bearings and stroll across a barren moonscape plundered by a seabird guano mining operation, the wildlife welcome party makes itself known.

Bengal floricans and other avifaunal species are endemic to the Daying Ering Memorial Wildlife Sanctuary, which is made up of marshes and wetlands.

Throughout 2023, Audubon continued to advocate for and secure the space, clean air, and clean water that birds and people need to live and thrive.

Many acres were added to the Pinchot State Forest, and more outdoor-related stories from across Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG — Department of Conservation and Natural Resources secretary Cindy Adams Dunn announced that the agency has added the 2,500-acre Miller Mountain pr

The case is one aspect of an eight-year battle by the Mabola Coalition, represented by the CER, to prevent coal mining in the area. The coalition consists of the Mining and Environmental Justice Community Network of South Africa, Groundwork, Birdlife South Africa, Endangered Wildlife Trust, Fed...

The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) has announced that 2,500 acres of property has been added to Pinchot State Forest.The 2,500-acre Mil

The application raises concerns over water use in the Western Cape

Critics fear the condonation clause in South Africa’s environmental law is “an expensive rubber stamp for legalising the illegal”.

The application raises environmental concerns over water use in the Western Cape. Critics also warn of ‘a worrying trend’ that illegal dams are possibly being cynically constructed by landowners. The application raises environmental concerns over water use in the Western Cape. Critics also warn...