Description
Planet Earth is a complex system that goes through consistent changes and regenerations. However, recent climate patterns suggest that humans may be largely impacting our world from pollution being found on the most remote islands of the world, to record high temperatures around the world.
In this section, we’ll consider what changes we’re seeing in our planet in areas such as the following:
- Climate change
- Ocean health
- Air quality
- Wildlife conservation
Latest Posts
Deadly Threat to Coral Reef From Disease
In 2013, researchers off the coast of Christmas Island discovered something shocking. The coral reef…
Will 2019 Be the Year of Wildlife Conservation?
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How Coral Bleaching Is Changing Marine Life Behavior
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Do Animals Mourn Like People?
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Wildlife Forensics Helping Uncover Illegal Poachers
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Stopping Florida Red Tide From Spreading
Off the coast of Florida, something in the water is causing wildlife to wash up…
Is There Any Way to Stop Vaquita Extinction?
Is there any way to stop the extinction of the world’s rarest marine mammal? Vaquita…
How to Put an End to Makeup Testing on Animals
When people walk into a store, they’re thinking about what they need to buy and…
Why Are Elephants Important to the African Ecosystem?
When learning about any animal, it’s easy to focus on the creature’s bodily features, behaviors…
Coral Bleaching May Lead to End of Oceans As We Know Them
The only glimpse you’ve gotten of a coral reef might have occurred when you watched…
National Honey Bee Day: Why Honey Bees Aren’t the Bees We Need to Worry About
National Honey Bee Day is August 19th, and it’s certainly a good idea to pause…
