Environment, Nature
Asia’s Great Tuskers see their last days
Great Tuskers are the closest living cousins of the legendary Woolly mammoth. Their tusks grow up to a whopping 2 metres long! Magnificent though they may be, these appendages are the very reason the elephants are quickly going extinct.
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Culture, Environment, Heritage, Nature
Malaysia’s unconventional marine conservation model
To stop the destruction of sea life, the people from Malaysia’s marine park Tun Mustapha decided to work with poachers instead of against them
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Environment, News, Online Special
Chinese Researchers Lead the Fight Against Poisonous Seafood in Asia
This dangerous toxic algae has become the priority for some of Asia’s top researchers in the last few years
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Environment, Nature, Online Special
Invasive Mussel Species Found In Asia For First Time
And researchers in Singapore say the mussel might be living under the radar across Asian waters
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Environment
The New Black Gold
Farmers eagerly host these furry guests in their orchards and collect their excrement – Cambodia’s answer to manure
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Environment
Grub’s Up!
Insects have been eaten throughout Asia for thousands of years. Now, environmentalists are hoping that entomophagy goes global.
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Environment
To Feed or Not to Feed?
As another whale-shark-feeding destination crops up, we explore this controversial industry that brings fishermen jobs but puts the sharks at risk.
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Environment
Unfinished Business
With an estimated 100 million sharks slaughtered every year, we take a look at how countries’ practices and policies are impacting the shark fin trade in Asia.
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