The Queen has Launched Her Own Gin Featuring Botanicals Grown on Her Country Estate
Queen Elizabeth's Sandringham Estate has just announced the release of a dry gin made from botanicals on the 20,000 acre estate and gardens.
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Man Becomes Rich When Meteorite From Heaven Crashes Through His Roof
A rare CM1/2 carbonaceous chondrite meteorite worth a million bucks hits the home of Indonesian coffin maker Josua Hutagalung.
After One of the Country's Worst Wildfires WWF Australia is Preparing for a Year of Renewal
WWF Australia's 2020 report looks to the future with hope and renewal after a year of terrible fires and COVID-19.
New Zealand Couple Says No to Lucrative Offers from Developers and Gives Land to Nation
The Queen Elizabeth II trust in New Zealand received the gift of the Jardine family farm to be protected for use by all New Zealanders.
Rare Turtles Known For Their Permanent Smiles Saved From Extinction in Myanmar
In Myanmar, rare smiling turtles have been saved from the brink of extinction thanks to conservation initiatives by the WCS and others.
Fight to Save Frogs Energized by New Research
Led by the Smithsonian Institution, zoos in the US, Panama and Mexico are reenergizing the effort to save frogs from a new fungus blamed for the death of dozens of species.
16 Nations Step in Line for Sustainable Tuna
Colombia joined Japan, the United States, Spain, France, and 11 other nations last month endorsing a landmark treaty to protect tuna along the entire Eastern Pacific Ocean. The agreement bans tuna fishing by all nations for approximately two months each year to help shore up the world's tuna stocks. It anchors a series of measures […]
New York Turned the World's Largest Garbage Dump into a Green Oasis of Native Grasses That Also Powers Homes
Staten Island's Freshkills Park is about to open after Fresh Kills, the world's largest landfill, closed down in 2001.
NASA Uses Supercomputers and AI to Count Earth's Trees From Space for the First Time
NASA is using AI and supercomputers to analyze carbon storage by counting isolated trees with satellites in space for the first time.
Iconic Paris Bookstore Gets So Many Orders After Pleading With Fans, They Had to Shut Down Website to Catch Up
When Shakespeare & Co made a call-out to say they're struggling, they received so many orders they had to close to catch up on shipping.
Britain Helps World's Most Remote Inhabited Islands to Establish Biggest Marine Sanctuary in the Atlantic
The UK, with the islands of Tristan Da Cunha, create the largest protected marine reserve in the Atlantic, and the fourth largest on Earth.
New Citizen App Lets Small-Scale Fishermen Catch Illegal Trawlers
Fishermen working off Ghana's coastline have a new app that allows them to instantly report illegal fishing activites by trawlers.
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