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Sir David Attenborough says "It's not too late to win the fight against the climate and nature crises. Given the chance, nature can recover in the most remarkable ways"

Ben Stamatovish drives a “road train” across the Nullarbor Plain every week. A couple of years ago he began using a drone to capture the isolated Bunda cliffs.

Did you know? The Pacific Ocean is wider than the moon. If all the ice in the world melted, the sea level would rise 26 stories.

Singapore’s ambitious green plan sets concrete targets, strengthening the commitments under the UN’s 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda.

WOW is one of our sustainability technology partners. It’s mission is to hasten the transition to a circular economy in sports, music and entertainment.

Environmental artists, like the 15 featured here, are using their platforms to shed light on climate issues in new and thought-provoking ways.

Together with Worldview Impact Foundation, we’re establishing the Earth 300 Tiger Climate Park in the Sundarbans of India.

Around 1,000 of the world's rivers are the source of 80% of the global ocean plastic pollution, according to a new study by The Ocean Cleanup.

The author of The Blue Economy speaks to Cazmir Leenheer about the myriad challenges facing the planet, the need for action and how we all want to dream big.

A nuclear-powered ship full of scientists, activists and billionaires, sailing the world and examining the state of the oceans.

The confluence of science and superyachts may sound a bit far-fetched, but Earth 300 wants to save the world aboard this radical new superyacht.

What you’re looking at is a nuclear-powered research vessel that’s the size of a cruise ship and packed with 22 laboratories.

This superyacht is designed to attract the best and brightest minds in exploring and combating climate change, a “science city” on the water.

Entrepreneur Aaron Olivera aims to raise environmental awareness by bringing climate experts, activists and tycoons together on a yacht to travel the world.

This insane gigayacht has enough space for 160 scientists and features 22 state-of-the-art laboratories for oceanic research.