Story and video archive
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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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• 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 -
• 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 -
• GalleryGallery China’s new national park is protecting more than pandas
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Underwater photos showcase one of the world’s most-threatened ecosystems -
• Video 3:48Video The untold story of South Africa’s rivers 3:48 -
• GalleryGallery Underwater photos reveal the fragile beauty of rivers -
‘Babysitting’ the next generation of New Zealand’s endangered sea lions -
This solar-powered plane could stay in the air for months -
• GalleryGallery Skydweller is flying the flag for zero-emissions aircraft -
• Video 4:04Video In Thailand, these tigers are coming back with a roar 4:04 -
• Video 3:36Video New Zealand sea lions are back, and they’re reclaiming human spaces 3:36 -
• GalleryGallery New Zealand sea lions are back, and they’re reclaiming human spaces -
Construction starts on world’s largest wildlife crossing to let animals roam over 10 lanes of L.A. highway -
Green jet fuel is here – so why are airlines not using it? -
This narrow corridor of land could mean life or death for jaguars in Belize -
• GalleryGallery Jaguars in Belize are under threat, but protecting this narrow strip of land could save them -
• Video 4:07Video Jaguars in Belize need this forest corridor to survive 4:07 -
• Video 23:04Video Protecting the planet’s big cats 23:04 -
Meet Tanzania’s Lion Defenders: the hunters-turned-conservationists of the Barabaig tribe -
• GalleryGallery Tribal warriors are protecting lions in Tanzania -
• Video 3:49Video Tribal warriors become lion defenders 3:49 -
Shipping generates more CO2 than aviation. This solar-powered boat could change that -
Are cities ‘spongy’ enough to handle floods? New climate resilience report points to nature for solutions -
• GalleryGallery How ‘sponge’ cities can deal with floods
