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Nature
The Victorian Masterpiece That Left Thousands Asking, “Is Little Nell Alive?”
Book Reviews
Asanga Divulweva
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July 8, 2026
Some novels are meant solely for enjoyment, while others leave a lasting impact. One such example of the latter...
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Environment
Senuri Vithanage
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May 26, 2026
For decades, the search for life beyond our planet has been guided by a single, defining question. They wanted...
Commonwealth Highlights Need for United Action to Protect Nature
News from the Commonwealth Secretariat
Sharya Christiana
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May 26, 2026
When one pays close attention to the world at present, one can see how compared to several years ago,...
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Healthcare
Senuri Vithanage
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May 20, 2026
Getting too little sleep may harm the body. But sleeping too much may also be a problem. A new...
Why Is Colon Cancer Rising in People Under 50? Scientists Discover How Gut Bacteria Triggers the Disease
Healthcare
Senuri Vithanage
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May 11, 2026
A new scientific study found an important step in how a gut bacterium may cause colon cancer. The research...
Scientists uncover hidden value and secrets within Pacific coral reefs
Environment
Senuri Vithanage
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May 11, 2026
An international group of scientists found new details about coral reefs and tiny microbes living inside them. The study...
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Architect of Fate: How Far from the Madding Crowd Transforms Love, Chance, and Nature into Tragedy
Book Reviews
Asanga Divulweva
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May 5, 2026
Few novels like Far from the Madding Crowd are as fully alive—lived in, not simply read. Hardy creates not...
Why Frankenstein Still Matters: A Timeless Warning on Science, Ethics, and Human Ambition
Book Reviews
Asanga Divulweva
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Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is one of the most influential works of fiction, shaping literature and our worldview. While it...
Nature at Its Finest: Why Hiking in Canada Is Every Traveller’s Dream?
Travel
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April 20, 2026
A Canadian hiking trail isn't just an opportunity for physical activity; rather, it's a journey into a storybook land...
Lose Yourself in Nature: Why Hiking in New Zealand Feels Like Walking Through a Dream
Travel
Sridee Senarathna
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April 17, 2026
There are places you go to, but there are also places that capture you with all their might, and...
Escape to the Caribbean’s Nature Island: Discover Dominica’s Wellness Secret
Travel
Sridee Senarathna
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February 17, 2026
Feeling an awareness that there is no timetable, only the rhythm of breathing. Such is the concept of wellness...
Nature in Danger, UK Security at Risk, Say Intelligence Chiefs
Environment
Senuri Vithanage
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January 26, 2026
The UK’s national security is facing a new and growing threat: the collapse of the natural world. Government intelligence...
Africa’s Megafauna Loses a Third of Ecological Power, Threatening Ecosystem Energy Flow
Environment
Sharya Christiana
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December 12, 2025
According to a new scientific study, Africa’s wildlife is only operating at approximately two-thirds of the ecological “power” it...
Nature’s Snakebite Shield: The Lizard That Can Laugh at Deadly Venom
Science & Tech
Piumi Fernando
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August 11, 2025
In a study from the University of Queensland, researchers found a remarkable adaptation in Australian skinks that helps them...
Tourism vs. Nature: Will Egypt’s Red Sea Paradise Survive the Development Boom?
Mena
Asanga Divulweva
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April 16, 2025
Egypt’s Red Sea coast, long celebrated for its unspoiled beauty and vibrant marine life, is now the battleground for...
Groundbreaking African Microbiome Study Reveals Shocking Gut Diversity Insights!
Healthcare
S De Silva
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February 3, 2025
Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – The largest investigation into Africa’s gut microbiome has identified previously unknown microbial species and uncovered...
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