ecology

08:46

In Wadi al-Dhabab, Taiz's breadbasket, drought is no longer the only threat—an invasive weed has swept the land, destroying crops and pastures, pushing dozens of families into losing their livelihoods amid no effective intervention.

12:29

Beyond a natural disaster, the annual Zagros fires raise growing questions about their true causes and the entities responsible for protecting this vital environment.

13:12

Women lead environmental innovation through Halabja's "Environment-Friendly House," a hub promoting sustainable practices and protection efforts in the Kurdistan Region.

12:30

As snow melts on Mount Kato—a prominent peak in Northern Kurdistan's Botan region—the surrounding pastures have sprung back to life, restoring vitality and greenery to the mountain slopes.

11:06

How does voluntary environmental work in authoritarian systems transform into an act of resistance? The People’s Union is Perceived as a threat that reopens the question of power and its limits.

08:20

Women at Tunisia's "Al-Batoumat" complex resist climate change by processing crops, using indigenous seeds, and innovating to cut costs and boost independence.

11:12

Zagros has witnessed a recurring cycle of forest fires for many years, fueled by fragile governance, lack of resources, and the decline of civil institutions. During crisis, it isn’t only the forests burn but also the lives of those who defend nature.

08:52

The Euphrates, once a lifeline, has become a noose threatening downstream countries due to Turkish water policies and engineering practices that disregard international laws and customs.

11:40

Khaylan Abdul Ranhman, Director General of Halabja Municipalities in the Kurdistan Region, affirmed the necessity of establishing environmental awareness from childhood, because the environmental has become highly polluted, and campaigns alone cannot comp

09:41

The village of Qerkh Bazar and the surrounding villages in North Kurdistan face the threat of (JES), and the residents of the area affirm that they will not allow the project to be implemented.

09:55

In Gabes, pollution needs no reports to prove its existence; it is enough to lool at the children’s faces or at test results. Activist Lina Dhahiri asserts:” The court says ‘no harm’… but our bodies say the opposite.”

09:41

Dredging operations to remove bottom sludge in Lake Van began in April; however, environmental experts stress that this step is merely a temporary measure and does not represent a fundamental solution to the problem.

07:57

Climate changes are no longer distant or postponed events; they have become a daily reality imposing on details of life in Egypt. Though presented as environmental, their effects extend deeper to reveal invisible social inequalities.

07:54

In Yemen's Taiz, the climate crisis intersects with conflict impacts, creating a complex situation threatening food and water security and reshaping lives once dependent on land before it dried.

10:59

Oil spills in three of the world's gulfs have led to crises ranging from manageable to those with long-term consequences. However, the Arabian Gulf today has transformed into a complex, multidimensional crisis.

12:48

In the Kurdistan Region, revived springs and rivers attract many tourists, but weak environmental protection has led to pollution, prompting women to demand safeguarding tourist sites.

10:15

Activist Trifa Fereydoun emphasized that protecting the environment starts with individual awareness and education, alongside the necessity of imposing strict regulations on projects to limit pollution and ensure a healthy and sustainable environment.

12:38

Urmia,Iran’s largest inland lake,has lost its status as a permanent lake and become seasonal due to unsustainable policies and reduced water alloications.its recovery requires policy shift and a sustainable water flow, beyond reliance on rainfall alone

10:31

Across cultures, “Mother Nature” symbolizes creation, generosity, and renewal, seen as life’s origin and cosmic balance; in Kurdish culture, she represents identity, resilience, livelihood, and traditional practices expressing deep respect for the land.

08:25

Environmental recovery takes a long time and may extend over continuous decades, making the situation almost impossible. Living in Gaza under these environmental conditions has become full of challenges