Afghan Teacher Pedals Books to Remote Villages on Bicycle (WATCH)
A teacher in Afghanistan turned his bike into a mobile library and cruises the countryside giving kids a chance to read.
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Couple Buys 300 Acres and Restores it as India's First Private Rainforest Sanctuary
This couple has bought up barren farmland and turning it back into a 300-acre rainforest, attracting hundreds of species of animals back to Southern India.
Orangutan Population Is Double the Previous Estimate in Sumatra
Positive numbers about the endangered Sumatran orangutan is always welcome news.
First Results of the Great Elephant Census Are In: 'More Positive Than Expected'
The first results from aerial surveys in Africa were released by Zambia and the results are optimistic.
Mushroom Beehives Could Save Bees From Colony Collapse
Mushrooms already protect bees from viruses–now researchers are building hives with them to kill mites, but leave pollinators stronger.
NASA Responds on Facebook to Climate Change Deniers Who Dissed Bill Nye's Science
When climate change doubters on Bill Nye's Facebook page misrepresented NASA's research the space agency set the record straight in an epic series of posts.
Seafood Lovers Rejoice: Chesapeake Blue Crabs Rebound Like Crazy
A year of significant expansion in the Chesapeake Bay blue crab population bodes well for a better harvest and lower prices for consumers this year.
Four Gunmen Arrested in Mexico Thanks To Spelling Error
Remember to learn how to read and write, kids, lest your life of crime be thrown into jeopardy.
Kashmir Foes Reopen Trade Route After 60 Years of Fighting (w/ Video)
India and Pakistan opened a trade link across Kashmir for the first time in six decades. The move is a ground-breaking step celebrated by merchants who see it as a means to ending the hate and creating peace.
Violence in Indian Kashmir Lowest in Two Decades
The number of militant attacks in 2008 fell 40 percent in the disputed region of Kashmir -- its lowest levels since an anti-India rebellion began nearly two decades ago.
Kashmir Invests in Saving Endangered Snow Leopards
Authorities in Kashmir have launched a special project to save endangered snow leopards, and plan to spend nearly half a million dollars to train people and buy equipment to curb poaching and habitat loss.
Endangered Kashmir Deer in Comeback as Violence Dips
An endangered species of red deer found only in Kashmir has made a rapid comeback in the past year due to a decline in violence and conservation efforts, wildlife officials said on Tuesday.
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