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According to an article published in El Comercio, three new protected areas were approved by the Council of Ministers. Go here to read the rest: Three new protected natural reserves in Peru

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LOMBOK, Indonesia, Jul 22, 2011 (IPS) - Indonesia's ambitious forest conservation and emission reduction plans depend crucially on how soon it can develop a 'participatory map' in which all stakeholders figure. More: 'Participatory Map Vital for Indonesia's Environment Plans'

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Careful planning and natural deterrents could help avoid the loss of human and animal lives because of land competition Follow this link: This leopard's death is a familiar tragedy

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Why is it that less than 10% of all professors in UK science are women? Almost half of GCSE and A-level students studying science are female, so lack of interest at school is not the explanation. Excerpt from: Conservation of an endangered species: the female scientist

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IPS: Future glacier retreat in the Alps could affect the hydrology of large streams more strongly than previously assumed, a new study shows Continued here: Alpine glacier retreat pushing Europe closer to water crisis

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Ontario's wine makers are fighting to protect their grapes against Mother Nature's wrath. Read the original: Climate change threatens to spoil Ontario's signature wines

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NEW Australian research rejects forecasts that the Great Barrier Reef will be destroyed within a generation by climate change, and finds that corals are capable of adapting better than previously believed. Read more: Doubt on warming's damage to reef

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GENEVA - Truffles, a luxury delicacy in French and Italian cuisine, may soon be adding flavour to blander dishes, as it migrates further north amid climate change, a Swiss scientist said Friday. Continued here: Climate change 'may make truffles a German delicacy'

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MALE, Maldives, July 22 (UPI) -- The Maldives needs domestic reform and international support to offset climate change risks that threaten to inundate the island nation, a U.N. official said View post: Maldves must face climate displacement

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Amazonian tribes are facing new challenges as carbon credit dealers move into their forests Read this article: Carbon cowboys