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Kipepeo butterfly project, in Gede, on the coast of Kenya, is a small community-based project that links conservation and development. It helps local farmers to earn a living from the forest by rearing butterfly and moth pupae for export to live exhibits and butterfly houses in Europe and America. See the article here: Kipepeo butterfly project - in...

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Kipepeo butterfly project, in Gede, on the coast of Kenya, is a small community-based project that links conservation and development. It helps local farmers to earn a living from the forest by rearing butterfly and moth pupae for export to live exhibits and butterfly houses in Europe and America. Read the rest here: Kipepeo butterfly project - in...

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A year's worth of camera trap videos (see photos and video below) are proving that scaled-up anti-poaching efforts in Thailand's Western Forest Complex are working. See more here: Camera trap videos capture stunning wildlife in Thailand

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A year's worth of camera trap videos (see photos and video below) are proving that scaled-up anti-poaching efforts in Thailand's Western Forest Complex are working. Continued here: Camera trap videos capture stunning wildlife in Thailand

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Frankincense - a traditional staple of the Christmas story - faces an uncertain future, according to researchers. More: Frankincense tree facing uncertain future

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Frankincense - a traditional staple of the Christmas story - faces an uncertain future, according to researchers. Originally posted here: Frankincense tree facing uncertain future

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A common assumption is that rising global temperatures will increase the spread of malaria - the deadly mosquito-borne disease that affects millions of people worldwide Read the original here: Global warming wilts malaria

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A common assumption is that rising global temperatures will increase the spread of malaria - the deadly mosquito-borne disease that affects millions of people worldwide See the article here: Global warming wilts malaria

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A plunging number of bees could result in Australians losing 30 per cent of the foods that make up a healthy diet. Originally posted here: To bee or not to bee: the threat to Australian food crops

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A plunging number of bees could result in Australians losing 30 per cent of the foods that make up a healthy diet. Read the rest here: To bee or not to bee: the threat to Australian food crops