Keywords: Conservation


Artists Converge in Historic Fez to Address Global Water Crisis Through Creative Expression

The historic city of Fez, Morocco, is set to host its 7th Annual International Artists Gathering from October 30 to November 3, with a powerful focus on water conservation and cultural heritage. Under the theme "Water Matters," the event will bring together artists, academics, and cultural......

Morocco Faces Environmental Crossroads: Nature Conservation Index Reveals Challenges and Progress

Morocco finds itself at a critical juncture in its environmental journey, as revealed by its recent ranking in the 2024 Nature Conservation Index (NCI). Placing 136th out of 180 countries, the North African nation grapples with the dual pressures of human activity and climate change on its diverse ecosystems. The......

Canadians Shine at Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards

A stunning photograph capturing a swarm of western toad tadpoles has earned Canadian photographer Shane Gross the prestigious title of Adult Grand Winner in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, organized by the U.K.'s Natural History Museum. His evocative image, titled *The Swarm of......

Morocco's Unwavering Commitment: Intensifying Anti-Poaching Measures for a Sustainable Hunting Season

As the hunting season approaches, Morocco is taking a firm stand against poaching, implementing a series of stringent measures to protect its rich wildlife heritage. The North African nation, renowned for its diverse ecosystems and unique fauna, is determined to preserve its natural treasures and ensure......

Morocco's Innovative Approach: A Thirst for Solutions in the Face of an Alarming Water Crisis

In a bold move to address its escalating water crisis, Morocco has embarked on a journey of innovation and resilience, leaving no stone unturned in its quest for sustainable solutions. With a population of over 36 million people and a rapidly growing economy, the North African nation finds itself at......

Namibia's Drastic Measures: Culling Wildlife to Combat Drought-Induced Famine

Namibia is set to undertake a significant wildlife cull, targeting over 700 animals, including elephants, to address the severe drought that has left nearly half of its population facing acute food insecurity. This unprecedented move aims to provide much-needed sustenance to drought-stricken communities......

Rabat Region Pioneers Innovative Water Recycling to Combat Drought

In the face of mounting water scarcity, Morocco's Rabat-Sale-Kenitra region is taking bold steps to address its growing water deficit. The region has embraced an innovative approach by implementing a network of wastewater treatment plants (STEPs) to generate valuable water resources. This groundbreaking......

Unprecedented Panda Birth: Hong Kong Welcomes Twin Cubs from Record-Breaking Mother

In a remarkable development, Hong Kong's Ocean Park has announced the birth of twin panda cubs, marking a significant milestone in conservation efforts. The mother, Ying Ying, has set a new record as the oldest first-time panda to give birth, delivering the cubs just one day before her 19th birthday,......

Casablanca Region Enforces Hammam Closures Amidst Morocco's Deepening Water Crisis

In response to Morocco's escalating drought, authorities in the Casablanca-Settat region have reinstated a directive to close traditional public baths, or hammams, three days a week. This measure, outlined by the Ministry of Interior, aims to conserve water amidst severe shortages. These closures,......