A new global study has raised alarm over accelerating biodiversity loss across ecosystems worldwide, warning that declining wildlife populations and habitat destruction could have serious consequences for food security, climate stability, and human health.

Global Study Warns of Concerning Biodiversity Loss

Scientists are sounding the alarm as insect populations around the world continue to decline at an unprecedented rate. From pollinators to vital ecosystem species, the disappearance of insects could threaten food security, biodiversity, and human survival. Why are the world’s insects vanishing—and what does it mean for humanity?


Insects Fall Silent, Scientists Warns Humanity; Why the World's Insects are Vanishing?

In a devastating climate milestone, Antarctica’s Hektoria Glacier is melting at record speed, collapsing billions of tonnes of ice into the ocean. Satellite data reveals that this rapid glacier retreat could trigger a significant rise in global sea levels, potentially pushing the planet beyond the 1.5°C climate limit. Scientists are sounding the alarm, warning that this development may lead to catastrophic consequences for coastal cities and ecosystems worldwide.

Antarctic Glacier Retreat Breaks All Records, Sparks Sea Level Panic

Tasmanian tiger, a marsupial apex predator, went extinct nearly a century ago. Now, scientists are closer than ever to reviving the animal through genome sequencing in a process similar to the fictional revival of dinosaurs in Jurassic Park.

Tasmanian tiger that went extinct may come back soon, thanks to a head in a bucket of ethanol

A record number of fires tore through Peru over the past few weeks, wreaking havoc across the country's ecosystems as grasslands, dry forests, coastal areas, and the amazon were set ablaze. According to the global wildfire information system, the country has seen around 10,400 wildfires this year.

Record Wildfires Ravage Peru's Ecosystem

A 22-kilogram king penguin chick - pesto - that weighs more than both his parents combined has become a social media star -- garnering 1.9 billion views. Pesto is waddling his way into hearts of visitors at sea life Melbourne aquarium.

Heavyweight Penguin Chick Becomes Global Star

Close to the summit of an underwater mountain near the Mid-Atlantic Ridge is where the Lost City Hydrothermal Field exits. Jagged towers, bathed in ghostly blue light, tell a story of discovery, resilience, and impending threats.

Unique 'Lost City' deep in the ocean is a marvel, but it now faces mining threats

Invasive species are wreaking havoc and upending ecosystems faster than ever before. Humans have been unable to stop its spread, costing the global economy over $400 billion every year, according to a report by the United Nations published on Monday (September 4).

Explained | Alien invasive species cost global economy over $400bn per year, says UN

In 1997, a lone wolf crossed an ice bridge that briefly connected Canada with the remote Isle Royale, which lies off the coast of Michigan in Lake Superior and is renowned for its rich biodiversity.

How a lone 'immigrant' wolf revived a forest ecosystem

Back from the brink: Ecosystem restoration saved these species from extinction

Climate change is continuously changing how ecosystems function by altering the operation of organisms within microbial food webs. But the big question is...Is it enough?

Can viruses worsen ecosystem responses?

Intense sand mining from Uganda's wetlands is endangering the ecosystem and flooding nearby residential areas. The ramp-up in mining is due to the booming construction industry, and the wetlands are located near the country's capital. It has been exploited for a long time by sand miners, both legal and illegal.

Intense sand mining from Uganda's wetlands is endangering the ecosystem & residents

Projects are in full swing to restore the Everglades the vast Wetlands at Florida's southern tip. This comes amid historic funding that increased this year. Efforts are being made to restore America's largest subtropical Wilderness whose unique ecosystem provides fresh water to some 9 million people and serves as a significant carbon sink due to its peat soils. Everglades the largest subtropical wilderness in the U.S. spanning 1.5 million acres is home to an abundant wildlife and supplies water to millions.

Will everglades ever return to their glory?

A report released by the Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland has come as an eye-opener as to how the impact of climate change is impacting the native flora in the United Kingdom and Ireland. @SaroyaHem brings you this report.

Climate change is affecting UK's ecosystem

Chile's fragile ecosystem seems to be is under the threat. Countries like Chile used to dump waste from around the world. Watch further to know more.

WION Climate Tracker: Chile's fragile ecosystem is under threat

A group of scientists believes that they have discovered a previously unknown ecosystem under the depths of the Indian ocean. Watch this report on newly discovered ecosystem.

WION Climate Tracker: Group of scientists discovers 'an oasis of life' in Maldives

Each organisation's working capital challenges vary: from inefficient legacy systems to the cost of cross-border payments to personnel training on new tax compliance rules.

New ecosystem emerging in the working capital world through government-led reforms

With expanded liberalisation policies and opening of the Indian economy, the Indian software industry has gone beyond just global offshoring opportunities. Now, India is a breeding ground for inspiring business leaders and innovators.

India@75: World's 3rd largest startup ecosystem

After years of seeing trash build up in mangroves on Florida Keys off his native Miami, Andrew Otazo began hauling out garbage to raise awareness about an ecosystem he has been enjoying since he was a teenager.

WION Climate Tracker: Florida man hauls 10 tons of trash from Mangroves

In a new paper published in the journal, Science Advances, the impact of metal and coal mines on salmon and trout in North America has been highlighted. Years of coal mining worldwide has had a major impact on river fish, harming entire ecosystem.

WION Climate Tracker | Mining operations impact aquatic environments

The Chinese have achieved a new feat in the Tibetan Highlands. A 64-member research team has managed to float an Airship at an altitude of more than 9000 meters making a new world record. They float an Airship to record atmosphere composition data of Mount Everest

China floats airship to record atmosphere composition data of Mount Everest

Climate change is amongst the one biggest problem we are facing in the modern world. Major alterations in the working of our ecosystem undoubtedly impact the health of human population. WION tells you more on this.

Impact of climate change: How global warming affects us

Aquarium owners have been urged to not abandon their pet goldfish into the open waters in Minnesota. “A few goldfish might seem to some like a harmless addition to the local water body – but they’re not,” the Minnesota department of natural resources advised.

Miniature to monstrous: Goldfish abandoned in lakes grow bigger in size

It's a well-established fact that humans take a heavy toll on nature. This has been especially true in the 20th century and ahead. But now there are signs that we may truly be stretching limits of the planet we call home.

Human-made materials outweigh Earth's entire biomass now, says study

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