Tag: biodiversity

Can Destroying Part of a Forest Save the Rest? Kenya’s Bold Plan Divides the Nation

Africa Asanga Divulweva -
Kenya’s government has so far been unswayed by the considerable controversy over its decision to raze eight acres of...

Commonwealth Ocean Ministers Meet in Kenya: Collective Action for Global Ocean Protection

News from the Commonwealth Secretariat Wasana Nadeeshani -
Commonwealth_ African and Commonwealth nations are saying that we need to act to make the High Seas Treaty work....

Mozambique’s New Roads Are Unlocking Opportunity—and Unleashing Deforestation

Africa Asanga Divulweva -
Transport investment in Mozambique has created a dual outcome, as improved transportation infrastructure (roads and rail) facilitates increased access...

Commonwealth Highlights Need for United Action to Protect Nature

News from the Commonwealth Secretariat Sharya Christiana -
When one pays close attention to the world at present, one can see how compared to several years ago,...

From Fragile Islands to Climate Frontiers: How Solomon Islands Is Rewriting the Future of Farming and Environmental Stewardship

Pacific Asanga Divulweva -
The Solomon Islands are experiencing an unprecedented shift in their approach to farming, biodiversity protection, and response to environmental...

Canada’s Biggest Nature Mission Just Launched — And You’re Invited

Canada and Caribbean Wasana Nadeeshani -
Commonwealth_ Canadians across the country have been invited to take part in a first-ever, week-long initiative to find and...
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Australia’s Groundbreaking Genome Tracker Could Be the Key to Saving Our Biodiversity

Science & Tech Piumi Fernando -
In a major step forward for biodiversity conservation and scientific research, Australia has launched "Genome Tracker," an online dashboard...

The Hidden Blueprint of Life- Scientists Discover Global Rule Behind Biodiversity Patterns

Environment Warsha De Silva -
Environmental (Commonwealth Union)_ From rainforests to coral reefs, from mountains to deserts, life on our planet can appear to...

Advancing efforts to accelerate global biodiversity conservation and protection initiatives

News from the Commonwealth Secretariat Wasana Nadeeshani -
(Commonwealth)_ Organizing the recent Regional Dialogue on the updating and Revision of Regional and National Biodiversity Strategies and Action...

AIDAstella’s Grand Arrival: How a Majestic Cruise Ship Is Charting a New Course for Southern Sri Lanka

Maritime and Trade Asanga Divulweva -
Cruise aficionados and maritime strategists alike turned their eyes to southern Sri Lanka this week as the majestic AIDAstella...

The Forgotten Greens Revolution: How India’s Indigenous Communities Are Leading the Charge to Save Wild Edibles!

Lead_Story admin -
(Commonwealth_India) Rice fields across India are home to a diverse range of wild, edible plants that Indigenous communities deeply...

From Weeds to Wildfires: The Hidden Costs of Australia’s Biodiversity Collapse

Environment Piumi Fernando -
Australia (Commonwealth)_ Since European colonization, Australia has already witnessed the loss of at least 100 species. Currently, 1,657 species...

Can Europe’s New Clean Air Rules Save Lives and Revive Ecosystems?

Environment Warsha De Silva -
Environmental (Commonwealth Union) The European Union has taken a monumental step in its fight against air pollution, a pressing...

How a Birmingham Park is Nurturing Nature and Young Minds

Environment Warsha De Silva -
Environmental (Commonwealth Union)_ In Birmingham’s Brookvale Park, a groundbreaking community initiative is sowing the seeds of change—both for the...

What Makes Sri Lanka the World’s Most Desirable Island?

Asia Sarojini P -
Sri Lanka (Commonwealth Union)_ Sri Lanka has once again captured the hearts of global travelers, earning the prestigious title...

What Future for Australia’s Iconic Rivers?

Pacific Piumi Fernando -
Over the past three decades, more than half the water flow in a section of the Murrumbidgee River—one of...