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The Earth’s story is one of balance, an intricate web of life woven through time, climate, and evolution. Yet, in recent centuries, this balance has been tested as human influence reshapes natural systems faster than they can adapt. Among the greatest challenges of our time stands the relationship between climate change and biodiversity, two forces deeply intertwined. Understanding how they affect one another is essential if humanity is to protect the living world that sustai

Air is both absence and presence and it reminds us of everything that cannot be held yet has the power to sustain our existence.  Air is...

As the climate crisis intensifies, it’s not only the sea levels or the seasons that are shifting, something deep inside each of us is...

How do we tackle hunger and poverty by hugging trees? Having worked in international development cooperation for over 20 years and being...

There is environmental cost of our cultural festival and celebrations. ©8214erika Cultural festivals are among humanity's most cherished...

By adopting plant-based alternatives, individuals can reduce their carbon footprint and contribute to environmental sustainability. Asia...

Although excessive carbon dioxide in the atmosphere drives global warming, its presence in soil can be beneficial by enriching carbon...

On average, Bangkok produces 10,000 metric tons of waste daily, 50% of which is food waste. Annually, 7,000 million Baht (203 million...

Part 1:  Biodiversity and Climate Resilience through Community Initiatives In a world where climate challenges grow more pressing, youth...

Addressing the Challenges: A Multi-Faceted Approach The future of Tonle Sap Lake is at a tipping point. With immediate action—integrating...

Freshwater lake ecosystems are vital to human society and the planet's ecological balance, providing essential resources like water,...

Climate change poses a grave threat to our planet, potentially leading to a catastrophic future if left unchecked. Rising global...

I have observed that hydropower dams built in the Mekong basin are not environmentally friendly. Scholars argue that they disrupt the...

Walking through the dense, once-unspoiled forests of Southeast Asia, one cannot help but feel a profound sense of loss as the stark...

The Angkor Empire, which flourished from the 9th to the 15th centuries in what is now Cambodia, is often celebrated for its architectural...

Building on our knowledge on the importance of biodiversity and indigenous wisdom in recent weeks, we now turn to potential policy...

Whilst the whole world is talking about climate change and the associated (technical) solutions, it is often lost in the shuffle that...

Climate change is an undeniable global crisis, and while many acknowledge its severity, the prospect of making a difference often feels...

The 28th Conference of Parties (COP28) is taking place these days - in good chronological harmony with previous years. The focus will be,...

Towards the end of each year, the Conference of the Parties (COP) is organized by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate...