Category: Conservation
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🏴 The Deadliest Garden in the World: Inside England’s Poison Garden at Alnwick Castle
Tucked away behind imposing black steel gates in Northumberland, northern England, lies one of the most extraordinary—and dangerous—gardens in the world. Known as the Poison Garden, this botanical menace is home to nearly 100 deadly plants, each capable of harming or even killing humans. The Poison Garden is part of the magnificent Alnwick Castle estate,…
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🇱🇸 In Lesotho, Momentum Is Building to Reclaim King Moshoeshoe I’s Heritage
Of Thrones and Thabo Mbeki’s “I am an African”: King Moshoeshoe I’s Diplomatic Gambit at the Great London Exposition A Legacy in Exile: The Story of 80 Artefacts and a King’s Foresight In the annals of African history, the year 1862 stands as a moment of complex diplomacy and strategic foresight for the Basotho nation.…
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🇹🇩 Chad Ends Partnership With Wildlife Protection Association Linked to Prince Harry
Chad cut ties with African Parks, a conservation NGO with Prince Harry on its board, citing “irreverent attitude” toward the government. The decision reflects the government’s commitment to strengthening national governance and ensuring transparency in the management of the country’s nature reserves, the government said in a statement. African Parks faces accusations of: increased poaching,insufficient…
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🇪🇬 Egypt: Pharaoh’s tomb reopened after more than 20 years of renovations
One of the largest tombs in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings reopened to visitors on Saturday after more than 20 years of renovation. Amenhotep III ruled between 1390 and 1350 BC and was one of the most prominent pharaohs of ancient Egypt. His reign marked a time of exceptional prosperity and grandeur, during which Egypt…
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🇱🇷 Liberia: Security Forces Remove Over 2,000 from Sapo Park
Monrovia – Joint security forces have removed over 2,000 illegal occupants from the Sapo National Park in a crackdown on transnational crimes and regional insecurity. A report on “Operation Restore Hope IV,” seen by The DayLight, said the forces had full control over “Camp America,” one of the park’s 13 illegal settlements. It said soldiers…
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🇬🇷 A Warning from the North: Greece’s School Closures Highlight a Deepening Demographic Crisis
A stark sign hangs on the gates of over 750 schools across Greece. It’s not a notice for the summer holidays, but a permanent closure. The reason? A profound lack of children. This move, shuttering nearly 5% of the country’s educational institutions, is the latest and most visible symptom of a demographic disaster unfolding in…
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🇱🇷🇸🇱 US$3M Gola Forest Protection Project Launched
Initiative will also help to empower communities A major conservation initiative valued at over three million US dollars has been launched to protect the Gola National Park and strengthen community livelihoods along its fringes. The project, spearheaded by the Society for the Conservation of Nature Liberia (SCNL) in partnership with Conservation International (CI), is funded…
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🇯🇲 Andy Blake’s Arrest and the Return of 295 Pounds of Cannabis: A Landmark Victory for Rastafarian Rights in Jamaica
Introduction In a landmark decision that has reverberated throughout Jamaica’s Rastafarian community, the July 3rd arrest of Andy Blake (a pseudonym for the individual actually involved in the case) and subsequent seizure of 295 pounds of marijuana has culminated in a significant legal victory for religious freedom. While the exact identity of the individual involved…
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🇪🇬 Shanghai Museum opens for 168 hours for a final look at ancient Egypt
The Shanghai Museum will be open for 168 hours straight from Monday to Sunday during the last week of its grand exhibition, “On Top of the Pyramid: The Civilization of Ancient Egypt.” The museum has introduced half-price tickets for late-night visitors during the final week. A promotion offering nearly 500 cultural and creative products at…
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🇷🇼Female gorillas in Rwanda recognise their companions even after years apart – study
Female mountain gorillas, which predominantly inhabit Rwanda, are able to recognise their female companions even after years of separation and actively seek them out when changing their resident group, according to a study by researchers from the University of Zurich, published by Royal Society Publishing. The researchers found that females avoided groups containing males from…
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