By Kevin Gong Forest fires, a kind of extensive forest burning caused by human or natural factors, and forest fires, not only bring several losses to nature but also cause property damage to human society. As recently as 2020, a forest fire …
Read More »National Parks and Wildlife Refuges: Distinct Approaches to Wildlife Protection
By Suri Zheng The preservation of wildlife is a paramount concern in the face of escalating environmental challenges. Two key strategies employed for wildlife protection are National Parks and Wildlife Refuges. While both aim to safeguard biodiversity, they differ significantly in their …
Read More »Proposal to Lower Wolf Protection Laws in Europe
By Suri Zheng The European Commission’s proposal to lower the protection status of wolves in Europe has sparked considerable debate and raised complex questions regarding the conservation of wildlife and the coexistence of humans with these apex predators. This move marks a …
Read More »U.S. Finds Fewer Cases of Bird Flu in Wild Birds in 2023
By Suri Zheng In 2023, the United States witnessed a notable decrease in cases of bird flu from nearly 6,000 to 2,600 compared to the preceding year, marking a significant improvement in the country’s efforts to combat avian influenza. This decline in …
Read More »Exploring the Environmental Link to Pediatric Cancer
By Suri Zheng Pediatric cancer represents a significant health concern that affects thousands of children worldwide each year. In the US, there are approximately 17,000 cases every year, which translates to roughly 47 children being diagnosed every day. While significant efforts have …
Read More »Afforestation
By Suri Zheng Afforestation is the deliberate process of establishing a forest or planting trees in an area where there is little or no forest cover. It stands as a critical strategy in the global fight against environmental degradation. As the world …
Read More »Red Pandas
By Suri Zheng Red pandas, or Ailurus fulgens are categorized as endangered. Less than 10,000 of the “cutest animals on the planet” remain, and the number is drastically decreasing. Red pandas are native to South Western Asia, particularly China, India, Bhutan, Myanmar, …
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