Story and video archive
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Growing a 150,000-hectare highway for the UK’s insect ‘commuters’ -
• Video 3:51Video Meet Mexico’s ‘bat man’ 3:51 -
• Video 23:01Video Protecting nature’s highways 23:01 -
• Video 3:45Video Protecting birds’ migration routes 3:45 -
• Video 4:07Video How animals cross one of the world’s longest roads 4:07 -
• Video 2:12Video A wildflower corridor across the UK could help save bees and butterflies 2:12 -
• Gallery GalleryGallery This wildflower corridor could help save insects in the UK -
Wildlife crossings are a lifeline for Canada’s grizzly bears
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• Gallery GalleryGallery Wildlife crossings around the world -
A butterfly-shaped trailer is taking a round-the-world trip — powered entirely by the sun -
• Gallery GalleryGallery The solar-powered vehicles reinventing electric transport -
• Video 3:41Video Protecting the world’s tallest palms 3:41 -
• Gallery GalleryGallery The Mesoamerican Reef: A natural corridor for migrating sea life -
• Video 3:38Video Why fishing communities in Belize are defending sharks 3:38 -
The conservation photographer capturing mesmerizing images of Mexico’s flamingos -
• Gallery GalleryGallery These mesmerizing photos show the secret lives of flamingos -
Boeing unveils new 777 ‘ecoDemonstrator’ test jet -
This European airline just ordered a fleet of airships -
Lightyear 0 solar-assisted car will go into production this year -
• Gallery GalleryGallery Lightyear 0 is the world’s first production-ready solar-assisted car -
• Video 3:40Video Hedge fund titan, Ray Dalio, on taking the plunge into ocean exploration 3:40 -
Nuclear power could be the future of expedition cruises -
The patients at this New Zealand rehab center aren’t people – they’re penguins -
• Video 3:48Video Watch 3 decades of melting glaciers in one dramatic video 3:48 -
• Video 3:43Video Inside New Zealand’s penguin rescue and rehab center 3:43
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• Gallery GalleryGallery Conservationists are racing against the clock to save New Zealand’s critically endangered penguin -
• Video 4:00Video Foundation gives ‘Green Hope’ around the world 4:00 -
• Video 4:02Video Bringing back Andean condors from the brink of extinction 4:02 -
Human hair is being used to clean up oil spills -
• Gallery GalleryGallery Mats made from human hair are cleaning up oil spills -
![In October 2021, China officially announced the opening of its Giant Panda National Park — a protected area spanning three provinces and nearly 10,500 square miles. The park will protect more than 1,600 [CHECK] pandas living across the region, the largest wild population in the world. But it's not just giant pandas that will be protected by the park. Check out the other animals gaining protection from the new park.](https://media.cnn.com/api/v1/images/stellar/prod/220414231728-01-giant-panda-call-to-earth.jpg?c=16x9&q=h_270,w_480,c_fill)
Smart tech is helping to save China’s giant pandas -
• Gallery GalleryGallery China’s new national park is protecting more than pandas
