Technology’s Impact on Biodiversity Explained
Technology can accelerate habitat loss and pollution—or enable monitoring and protection. A practical look at drivers, risks, and leadership.
Ecology, Biodiversity and Conservation
Ecology studies how living things interact with one another and their environment. This section covers biodiversity, ecosystems, wildlife, freshwater, land restoration and conservation, with attention to the communities, policies and scientific evidence that shape whether nature can recover.
Ecology focuses on the relationships between species, landscapes, and the systems that sustain life on Earth. In this section, we explore biodiversity loss, habitat restoration, conservation science, and the cultural and ecological knowledge that supports healthy ecosystems.
These articles highlight the intricate connections that bind humans and nature, offering perspectives on how ecological balance can be restored amid accelerating environmental pressures. It’s a space for readers who want to understand the natural world not just as scenery, but as a complex, interdependent living system.
Should We All Be Spending More Time Playing In The Dirt?
This article explores our deep-seated connection with the natural world, and why a regular dose of dirt is fundamental to our health and well-being,
How Can We Create Sustainable Farmland?
Creating sustainable farmland requires an overhaul of modern agricultural thinking, but with some work we can become better farmers and environmental stewards.
Agricultural Sustainability: Farming and the Environment
Farming is a significant contributor to global warming, but these practices can improve agricultural sustainability and reduce the need for new farmland.
Prevalence of Regenerative Agriculture (RA) Across the World
We Discuss the Prevalence of Regenerative Agriculture in Countries Around the World, including Statistics, History, Definitions, and the Future.
Microalgae Biomass as a Renewable Resource
With microalgae as a prospective game-changer in biomass, it could lead to the circular economy we need to obtain carbon neutrality.
A Rainwater Irrigation System for Your Eco-Friendly Garden
The Power of Natural Irrigation: We explore 4 methods to use rainwater irrigation to help create a Water-Conscious Garden in these times of unpredictability.
Green Home Renovations: Facts, Figures, and the Future
More and more people are looking to invest in green home renovations, recognizing the environmental advantages, and also the family health benefits.
A Makeup Artist who Considers Our Health and the Environment
Celebrity makeup artist Campbell Ritchie is proof that we don’t need to compromise our values, our skin’s health, or the planet to feel beautiful.
BlueWaveID: The App That Identifies Cetaceans
Called BlueWaveID, this app records and stores cetacean information, and allows the collection of data related to sightings in real-time through dynamic forms.
Why We Should Save Seeds of Heirloom Edible Varieties
If you want to grow healthier fruits and vegetables, aid our rich agricultural heritage, and help maintain genetic diversity, what can you do? Save Seeds!
Conventional vs Organic Cotton Production – A Deep Dive
A Closer Look Into The Differences Between Conventional and Organic Cotton Production – On Society, Workers, and the Environment.
Feeding the World Sustainably: 10 Lessons From History
To stop food insecurity in its tracks without causing further harm to the environment, it’s critically important that we look at feeding the world sustainably.
How To Create A Permaculture Food Forest: Essential Guide
Other than creating a balanced ecosystem, a permaculture food forest serves its main purpose as a planned and strategic food source and place of serene beauty.
Technoversal Leadership for Biodiversity and Climate
If we wish to change the destiny of our planet, we must change businesses. And if we want to transform businesses into this course, we must change leaders.
Humans and Animal Migration: A Complex and Interwoven Issue
Our impact on animal migration: Though it may be hard to imagine, even small changes to farmland and urban areas can have consequences for migratory animals.
What is Regenerative Agriculture? A Comprehensive Guide
Why Regenerative Agriculture Can Benefit The Soil, Ecosystems & The Atmosphere
How Data Science Helps Regenerative Agriculture
The agriculture sector is one of the primary forces for climate change. The solution to this problem is two things: regenerative agriculture and data science.
Vertical Farming: Potential to Provide Food Security Into The Future
Let’s start vertical farming, instead of horizontal. Let’s change where we grow things, using walls, pillars, and sides of buildings, including sidescrapers
Can Humanity Survive an Ecological Collapse?
The survival of humanity depends on them, but what happens when the world’s ecosystems weaken beyond repair?
Shoes for Biodiversity and Climate: Scientifically Designed
‘aspect climate projects’ is on a mission to inspire change in the footwear industry, and better shoes for biodiversity and the environment.
An Argument for Hydroponic Coffee
Coffee is also facing a decline in production, especially as a result of climate change. Hydroponic coffee may form a viable part of the solution.
The Ugly Truth of the Beauty Industry
The Beauty Industry has done a great deal of harm, both to the fellow creatures that inhabit our planet and to the fragile environment that sustains us all.
Tackling a Locust Plague in the 21st Century: A Sustainability Issue
In East Africa, experts are warning of new threat to food security, that of an unprecedented locust outbreak that began at the end of 2019.
Chitetezo Mbaula: When Women Take the Lead to Fight Deforestation
Chitetezo Mbaula: The innovative cooking stove that is sweeping across rural Malawi, and encouraging environmental conservation in its wake.
Mangrove Restoration: Sustaining Mangroves for Better Livelihoods Along the Kenyan Coast
Mangrove forest restoration: Communities living along the coast of Kenya are protecting these ecosystems while also utilizing them to support livelihoods
Food Security vs Legalising Cannabis
Does the question of why cannabis should or shouldn’t be legalized create an unnecessary distraction from world hunger and the climate crisis?
An Argument Against Pesticides: Fuming Over Fumigation
When a nearby farm is sprayed, we have to shut all our windows and doors to keep the fumes out of the house, but there’s nothing we can do to save the bees.
Planetary Boundaries, Food and Humanity
Due to the complex interaction between human activities and the ecosystem, humanity’s food system is facing severe threats.