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In the majestic plains of the Maasai Mara, the coronavirus pandemic spells economic disaster for locals who earn a living from tourists coming to see Kenya's abundant wildlife.

Almost all species of lemur, the small saucer-eyed primates native to Madagascar, face extinction, an international conservation body warned on Thursday, adding to its growing list of animals and plants under threat.

The Caimpugan Peatland at the Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary (AMWS) is considered a "wonderland," a sacred land for the Manobos.

In a classic case of "poacher turning gamekeeper", the fishermen of Senegal have joined forces to protect one of the ocean's most endangered species -- the sea turtle.

Japan vowed Friday to study concrete ways of phasing out old, more carbon-emitting coal-fired power stations by 2030, following reports it plans to mothball around 100 aging plants.

A Filipino program leader for the United Nations Environmental Program made it to the list of people leading the insurance industry's response to climate change.

Unknown to many, Metro Manila is home to a natural karst cave known as Apugan Cave, which was discovered inside the La Mesa Watershed Reservation in Quezon City in 2016.

The Masungi Geopark Project in Baras, Rizal has been chosen as one of the top five finalists out of 358 nominees around the world for the WIN WIN International Youth Sustainability Award.

Retailers in Japan began charging for plastic bags on Wednesday, a move aimed at curbing Japanese consumers' love for packaging and finally bringing the country in line with other major economies.

Annual forest harvesting in 26 European countries increased nearly 50 percent during 2016-2018 compared to an average of the four previous years, a trend that could threaten the European Union's climate goals, according to a study by the European Commission.