This photographer's images of Filipino resilience are winning acclaim in Europe Fidel FeriaUpdated as of Feb 19 09:54 PM Meet Per-Andre Hoffmann, the decorated photographer who has shot for 'Time' and 'National Geographic' and has met powerful men like Fidel Castro, but is more impressed by the Philippines and its people. Read more »
For the love of nature: New book promotes PH biodiversity ABS-CBN NewsPosted at Feb 17 01:19 PM It features a total of 291 birds, 43 bats, 25 other mammals, and 46 reptiles and amphibians, almost half of them endemic to the Philippines. Read more »
EXO’s PH event cancelled over novel coronavirus ABS-CBN NewsPosted at Feb 05 07:12 PM An event in Manila that was supposed to be attended by K-pop boy band EXO has been cancelled amid concerns over the 2019 novel coronavirus. Read more »
The eerie beauty of Taal Jonathan Cellona, ABS-CBN NewsUpdated as of Jan 30 03:57 PM Even at its most devastated state, few would disagree that Taal Volcano provides one of the most eye-catching views of nature's beauty. Read more »
Climate change pushing Australia's platypus towards extinction: researchers Agence France-PresseUpdated as of Jan 20 02:09 PM SYDNEY - Prolonged drought and other effects of climate change are pushing Australia's unique platypus population towards extinction, scientists warned in a study published Monday. Read more »
UN says world has less than 11 years to save Earth's biodiversity Marlowe Hood, Agence France-PressePosted at Jan 15 04:14 PM Thirty percent of Earth's surface across land and sea should become protected areas by 2030 to ensure the viability of ecosystems essential to human wellbeing, according to a UN plan released Monday. Read more »
K-pop group EXO to return to Manila for February fan meet Jaehwa Bernardo, ABS-CBN NewsPosted at Jan 10 08:20 PM Several members of the South Korean boy band EXO are set to return to Manila in February to meet their Filipino fans. Read more »
No eyes? No problem. Marine creature expands boundaries of vision Will Dunham, ReutersPosted at Jan 03 12:13 PM A cousin of the starfish that resides in the coral reefs of the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico lacks eyes, but can still see, according to scientists who studied this creature that expands the boundaries of the sense of sight in the animal kingdom. Read more »
Indonesian cave art is earliest known record of 'story telling,' researchers say ReutersPosted at Dec 12 06:08 PM The painting, found in a limestone cave in 2017, was dated to nearly 44,000 years ago using uranium-series analysis, they said in the study published on Wednesday in the journal Nature. Read more »
This five-day Visayan cruise should be on every sealover's bucket list ANCXUpdated as of Dec 20 08:07 AM Imagine waking up to a different pristine beach and lively coral reef every day. Discovery Fleet Philippines' Nature Escape can take you from swimming with whale sharks in Oslob to being on the look out for majestic sea turtles in Apo Island, and a total nine dive sites in less than a week. Read more »
This is the world's loudest bird Issam Ahmed, Agence France-PressePosted at Oct 22 06:25 AM Meet the white bellbird, which has just beaten out its rainforest neighbor, the screaming piha, for the title of the world's loudest bird. Read more »
Nature park sa Negros Occidental, sumiklab ng 1 araw; 5 ektarya nasunog Marty Go, ABS-CBN NewsPosted at Sep 26 07:14 PM Isang bahagi ng nature park sa Negros Occidental ang nasunog ng isang araw nitong Miyerkoles. Read more »
China's love of stinky durian 'next big threat' to Malaysian rainforest Michael Taylor, Thomson Reuters Foundation Posted at Sep 16 11:12 AM Soaring Chinese demand for the stinky durian fruit is turning into the next big threat to Malaysia's depleted rain forest, a conservation expert said on Thursday, urging regulation. Read more »
Airbus mimics nature with 'Bird of Prey' concept plane ReutersPosted at Jul 20 11:58 AM Airbus on Friday unveiled a concept aircraft with splayed wingtips and a fanned tail inspired by the feathers of an eagle as it experiments with “biomimicry” technology that could eventually lead to quieter landings and less pollution. Read more »
THE DAY IN PHOTOS: June 26, 2019 ABS-CBN NewsPosted at Jun 27 12:53 AM Here are the big stories today in photos. Read more »
Art in Defense of Mother Nature George Calvelo, ABS-CBN NewsUpdated as of Jun 28 03:23 PM People pass beneath a mural on the ceiling of the Paseo de Roxas underpass in Makati on Wednesday. Read more »
‘Fridays for Future’ Mark Demayo, ABS-CBN NewsPosted at May 24 07:26 PM Members of youth groups in Manila take part in the “Fridays for Future,” a worldwide protest calling for action against climate change. Read more »
Scientists warn a million species at risk of extinction Gus Trompiz, ReutersPosted at May 06 05:55 PM "This loss is a direct result of human activity and constitutes a direct threat to human well-being in all regions of the world." Read more »
Food, medicine, water: What has Nature done for us lately? Catherine Hours, Agence France-PressePosted at Apr 26 05:50 AM PARIS, France - From the food we eat to the air that we breathe, Nature not only provides mankind with the means to live but also the services to thrive. Read more »
This AR attraction will give you a hint of our dying planet’s fate Bam AbellonUpdated as of Apr 09 07:55 PM An offshoot of the Netflix documentary series narrated by Richard Attenborough, REWILD Our Planet enlightens with its stunning footage. Through augment reality-enhanced natural landscapes, visitors get a sense just how strained the Earth is. Read more »