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Europe’s Master Builders Return: The Story of Beaver Reintroduction
Beavers are nature’s master engineers, famed for their ability to transform rivers and wetlands. Beavers are strictly herbivores.

Dean Weiss
4 min read


Here, There and Everywhere, you can't Escape Microplastics
Microplastics are released from plastic bottles during manufacturing, storage, transport and consumption, especially when exposed to sunlight and temperature changes.

Dean Weiss
4 min read


African Penguins Struggle to Survive Amid Growing Challenges
The African penguin (Spheniscus demersus), once a common sight along the southern African coastline, is now facing what conservationists increasingly describe as a fight for survival.

Dean Weiss
4 min read


The Big 5 Animals of Africa: Marvels of Nature and Conservation
When it comes to the wildlife of Africa, few terms evoke as much excitement as "The Big 5." This phrase refers to five majestic animals: the lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhinoceros.

Dean Weiss
4 min read


The Health Risks of PFAS (Forever Chemicals) Exposure
PFAS are often called “forever chemicals” because the carbon-fluorine bonds that define them are among the strongest in chemistry.

Dean Weiss
5 min read


The Power of Repurposing - Giving Items a Second Life
In a sustainability-focused world, repurposing, transforming old items into new, useful ones has gained attention. It reduces waste and encourages creativity and innovation. Let's explore repurposing's power, benefits, and how to give items a second life.

Dean Weiss
4 min read


Will the 2026 Football World Cup be the worst in history?
From the vast distances between stadiums and extreme June heat to the risk of natural disasters and strained political relations, the event faces hurdles that could affect players, fans, and the global footprint of the tournament.

Dean Weiss
6 min read


The Crucial Role of Wolves in Maintaining Ecosystem Balance
Supporting wolf populations and promoting coexistence benefits not only wildlife but also the health of ecosystems we all depend on.

Dean Weiss
6 min read


Celebrating Jane Goodall's Legacy
If you care, you cannot give up. Hope is not passive — it’s about action

Dean Weiss
4 min read


The Green Brigade: Guardians Against the Rising Tide
The Green Brigade hails from small villages in West Bengal’s Sundarbans delta, one of the most climate-vulnerable regions on Earth.

Dean Weiss
4 min read


How Environmentally Friendly Are You? — Take This 10-Question Self-Assessment 🌍
Caring for the planet starts with small daily actions — and every choice counts. This short, honest self-assessment will help you reflect on how eco-friendly your habits truly are.

Dean Weiss
3 min read


South Africa’s National Fish – The Resillent Galjoen
The Galjoen’s ability to survive in challenging conditions mirrors the resilience of the South African people. It’s also a biological indicator, meaning its health and numbers tell us a great deal about the state of our coastal ecosystems.

Dean Weiss
4 min read


Jeremy Clarkson Speaks Out Against the Unforgivable Sin of Littering
The former Top Gear host humorously suggested a straightforward solution: rather than imposing an on-the-spot fine, he proposed shooting them on the spot

Dean Weiss
4 min read


How to Start Recycling at Home: A Beginner's Guide
By making small changes in your daily routine, you can contribute to a cleaner planet and save resources

Dean Weiss
4 min read


Unlocking the Health Benefits of Cabbage – Your Go-To Superfood
Wise Owl Lifestyle believes that healthy living and sustainable eating don’t have to be complicated or costly. And cabbage fits perfectly into that philosophy — a food that nourishes body, mind, and planet.

Dean Weiss
4 min read
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