Hope for global conservation is what we wish to evoke in our readers with some of the more upbeat environmental stories from the past year that we have pieced together from around the world in this list. These include some of your favorite happy stories, from the expansion of protected areas for wildlife, cancelled reclamation projects that posed coastal ecosystem threats, to the impactful role of indigenous communities in conservation.
Guests at the Tugela Private Game Reserve once rambled through the bush in open-air four-wheel-drives in search of leopards, elephants and other wildlife that roamed the 17,000-acre property.
It’s well known for its taste for international wines, but China’s domestic scene is growing too. In a different country, China’s wine industry might be a house of cards. But China’s government seems committed to it, and that makes all the difference.
South African aquaculture company West Coast Salmon (WCS) has unveiled plans for a salmon farm with an annual production of 4,800 metric tons at Betty's Bay on the country's Western Cape, roughly 100 kilometers from Cape Town.
Yaakov Nahmias believes your days as a beef producer are numbered. Whether he and a cavalry of other alternative meat proponents are right might depend on you.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) estimates that China will not be able to fill the nut supply gap there will likely be in 2018-19 as a result of tariffs in U.S. imports.
