UN biodiversity talks resume in Rome after unresolved issues at Cop16 in Cali. Concerns linger about trust and participation in the crucial meeting aimed at halting nature loss by 2030. Read more...

Kenya focuses on wildlife corridors to protect animal populations, while a Melbourne startup unveils a computer made of human brain cells. Read more...

Travelers in Slovakia face extra fees for ticket purchases, while Malá Fatra National Park struggles with a lack of public understanding of its importance. Read more...

Recent science news covers Yellowstone bison merging into a single population, deadly US storms, a critique of COVID policies, and the discovery of 1.5 million-year-old bone tools in Tanzania. Read more...

Embark on a luxurious 3,600-mile African train adventure and learn about crucial rhino conservation efforts in Kenya and Tanzania. Discover the continent's breathtaking landscapes and the fight to protect endangered species. Read more...

A roundup of global news covering topics from drought in Morocco and pension disputes in the UK to sexual violence cases in France and political negotiations in New Caledonia. Read more...

Predator populations surge in Europe, scientists debate the Gulf Stream's future, and COP16 focuses on biodiversity protection amidst setbacks. Read more...

Scientists genetically engineered mice to grow thick, mammoth-like hair. Meanwhile, Hawaii's Kilauea volcano continues to erupt, sending lava fountains soaring hundreds of feet high. Read more...

This week in science: exploring invertebrate sentience, tracking polar bears in Svalbard, reintroducing rare lichen, and observing triple cyclones in the South Pacific. Read more...

Iran's economy presents a mixed picture in early March 2025, with GDP growth and focus on flare gas collection contrasting with declining non-oil exports from Isfahan Province. IRENEX also announced products for sale. Read more...

Recent science news includes a man's brain turned to glass by Vesuvius, beaver releases in England, a planetary parade, and a Stonehenge-like circle found in Denmark. Read more...

This week in science: drone footage reveals narwhal behavior, agrivoltaics offer sustainable solutions, geothermal energy gets a closer look, and beavers are making a comeback! Read more...

England welcomes beavers back after centuries, a judge halts Trump's mass firings, and Nauru sells citizenship to combat rising sea levels. Read more...

This week's highlights include stunning wildlife photography, Oscars fashion tips, a Ron Perlman interview, and a landmark book celebrating Māori art. Read more...

This article covers Donald Trump's plan to impose tariffs on multiple countries, a shooting in Košice, and a murder in Bratislava. Plus, a pink facade stirs controversy. Read more...

Recent studies show a decline in US butterfly populations, narcissists experiencing social pain, and a genetic link to overeating in labradors and humans. Read more...

This week, the UN grapples with biodiversity funding, Haiti's education crisis, Israel's Gaza plan, and Slovakia's UN vote apology, highlighting complex global challenges. Read more...

Migrant workers in Rome struggle with basic services, while the UN COP16 conference concludes with a $200 billion plan to protect global biodiversity. Read more...

Yemen faces a triple crisis: war devastates migrating bird sanctuaries, while Saudi border forces are accused of violence against Ethiopian migrants crossing from Yemen. Read more...

From beaver reintroduction in England and shark migration patterns to record heat in Australia, here's a quick look at some of the latest science news making waves. Read more...