Exploring nature conservation and conflict through real stories
Winter has always been a season of cold winds and falling snow, but in recent years, winter has started to behave differently. Across the globe, countries are witnessing unexpected, intense, and prolonged snowfall, forcing governments…
The Northern Lights, scientifically known as the Aurora Borealis, are among the most awe-inspiring natural phenomena visible on Earth. When waves of green, purple, blue, and red light ripple across a dark night sky, the…
How the Wildfire Started In January 2026, South Chile Wildfire experienced one of the most destructive wildfire events in recent years. The fires began during an extreme summer heatwave, when temperatures crossed 38–40°C for several…
From the beginning of January 2026 to mid-January, a noticeable rise in earthquakes was recorded across different parts of the world. Many of these earthquakes appeared close to ocean boundaries and coastal regions, clearly visible…
Introduction Kilauea Volcano is one of the most active volcanoes on Earth. It is located on the Big Island of Hawaii and has shaped the land, culture, and daily life of the people living nearby.…
The beginning of 2026 has been unusually intense for Japan. A country already known for its earthquakes and disciplined disaster preparedness is now facing a different kind of challenge. Along with frequent seismic activity, Japan…
Wye River Flooding is not just another weather story. It is a quiet reminder of how fragile life becomes when nature loses its balance. From the very beginning of this year, flooding has continued to…
The January 2026 Mexico Earthquake once again highlighted the country’s vulnerability to strong seismic activity. The powerful tremor struck in the early hours, catching many residents off guard as buildings swayed and emergency alerts echoed…
Winter weather in the United States is often associated with long snowstorms and blizzards, but some of the most dangerous winter events happen in silence and speed. One such event is a snow squall—a weather…
In late December 2025, North Queensland floods experienced one of its most intense wet-season flood events in recent years. Continuous heavy rainfall over several days pushed rivers, creeks, and drainage systems beyond their limits, leading…
