Environment | Forests, November 17th, 2023

A recent study on the status of the biodiversity of forests in southern Myanmar found that large carnivores, tigers, leopards and dholes, as well as their major prey species, are under threat. Industrial crops have fragmented forestry. The solution to maintaining land interconnectedness has not been possible due to a lack of government policies, difficulties to draw borders and disagreements between authorities and local communities.

Environment | Oceans, September 2nd, 2022

Despite the limited range and extent of coral reefs (less than 0.1%) across the globe, they support the greatest biodiversity of marine organisms on earth. However, with climate change and ocean acidification, there is no certain future for coral reef survival.