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ARC Launches Special Programme on Marine and Coastal Protection

ARC in collaboration with “Save Planet Earth” launched a special programme on marine and coastal protection in the Maldives. It...

The 52-acre reforestation project in the Central region of Sri Lanka

The island nation of Sri Lanka is known for its lush tropical forests and diverse array of plant and animal life. However, in recent...

Conservation project of Amazon rainforest.

Tropical rainforests are considered “The lungs of the planet Earth”. The “Amazon rainforest” is the largest in the world. It covers a...

Celebrating Earth Day (2022) – A Message from SPE

Although we have a specific day to celebrate this occasion, it’s fair to agree that this celebration shouldn’t be relegated to just one...

Through Turbulent Times – Sri Lanka & Pakistan

Most, if not all, nations are currently going through a rough moment – economically, politically, environmentally, socially, or even all...

SPE’s 1st Anniversary – A Moment of Musing

So, here we are. Exactly one year ago today, Save Planet Earth (SPE) was formed in a time and midst of adversities, pushing through a...

A Tidbit about Coral Bleaching

For the fourth time in six years, the corals of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef are going through another mass bleaching event – a major...

A Tidbit about Coastal Erosions

If you built a sandcastle too close to the shore, there likely won’t be one as soon as a wave hits it. Even if by some miracle it had...

Plant Trees, Not Bombs

As the saying goes: “Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.” It can sometimes be baffling to realize why humans –...

SPE Interviews CPCCF Forestry Expert

My introduction: I am Dr. Usman – a veterinary graduate, an animal nutritionist, and a strong advocate of regenerative farming in...

Carrying the Weight in Lowering Emissions

Earlier in November 2021, a few days after world leaders gathered in Glasgow for the COP26 summit, the United States and China made a...

To Be a Certified Tree-Hugger: An Opinion

Have you ever been called a colossal “tree-hugger” when you were young, impressionable, and fascinated with nature? No? Just me then?...