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What Is “Geological Heritage” and How Do These UNESCO Sites Promote it?
Travel

What Is “Geological Heritage” and How Do These UNESCO Sites Promote it?

April 18, 2025April 18, 2025

At the recent conclusion of a meeting of the UNESCO Global Geoparks Council, 16 new sites from North Korea…

Drone Technologies Are Expediting Pacific Island Conservation, Eradicating Invasive Rats at Speed
Conservation

Drone Technologies Are Expediting Pacific Island Conservation, Eradicating Invasive Rats at Speed

February 2, 2024February 2, 2024

Of all the world’s ecosystems, the often unique environs on the 670,000 islands in the world’s oceans, seas, and…

What Scientists Hear May Prove More Valuable for Conservation than What They See—the Field of Bioacoustics
Conservation

What Scientists Hear May Prove More Valuable for Conservation than What They See—the Field of Bioacoustics

October 16, 2023

A field of science known as bioacoustic conservation has really surged forward in the last decade, with dozens of…

Some Unlikely Countries That Have Digital Nomad Visas
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Some Unlikely Countries That Have Digital Nomad Visas

April 21, 2023July 12, 2023

With East Asia reopened for tourism, the COVID-19 travel insanity is well and truly over, and there are going…

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Tests Confirm 100-Year Old Female Found in Galapagos is Last Surviving Fernandina Giant Tortoise

May 26, 2021

PICTURED: Fern, the one and only Fernandina giant tortoise. Photo credit: Galapagos Conservancy. After a year and change of…


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Iran War Reaches Critical Juncture in May

Suzanne Latre April 28, 2026

Nearly two months after the outbreak of war between the United States and Iran, the conflict is entering a…

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EU Citizens Gather 1 Million Signatures for Referendum to Repeal Israel’s European Relations

Andy Corbley April 19, 2026

It’s been reported to be the fastest that any petition to the European Commission has gathered 1 million signatures,…

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750 US Troops Injured or Killed since October 2023 – Investigation

Andy Corbley April 3, 2026

Investigative news outlet The Intercept has reported that the Pentagon and US Central Command (CENTCOM) are engaged in a “casualty cover-up”…

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