Rwanda vs. Uganda: Which is Better for Gorilla Trekking? Your Ultimate Guide for 2026-2027

Rwanda vs. Uganda: Which is Better for Gorilla Trekking? Your Ultimate Guide for 2026-2027

Coming face-to-face with a mountain gorilla is one of the world’s most powerful wildlife encounters. With fewer than 1,100 of these gentle giants remaining, the experience is genuinely life-changing—and choosing between Rwanda and Uganda is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make when planning your trek. Both countries offer the extraordinary experience of seeing mountain gorillas…

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The WeMed Award 2026: A Catalyst for Green and Social Innovation in the Mediterranean.

The Mediterranean basin is more than a crossroads of cultures and commerce—it is a living ecosystem facing unprecedented environmental pressures. From rising sea levels to resource scarcity, the challenges are immense. Yet, within these challenges lie extraordinary opportunities for innovation. Today, we are proud to announce the opening of nominations for the WeMed Award 2026, a…

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Forest Conservation Fund: 5-Year Grants for Community-Driven Forest Protection Across the Global South (Deadline: June 21, 2026)

Somewhere in the tropics, there is a forest—500 hectares of native trees, wildlife corridors, and carbon-absorbing biomass. It is threatened by palm oil expansion, illegal logging, and soy plantations. The community living next to it wants to protect it. They have the will. They have the knowledge. What they do not have is money. The Forest Conservation…

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Senators Demand Answers on $370 Million IRS Payout to LNG Giant Cheniere Energy

Seven Democratic lawmakers are probing whether the country’s largest liquefied natural gas exporter received a massive tax break it never should have qualified for. A $370 million tax payout. A 1,000-foot-long industrial tanker. And a law written for small motorboats. That’s the unlikely combination at the center of a new Senate investigation into a massive…

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