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israelnationalnews.comMember states will begin voting next week on four new sites for the World Heritage and World Heritage in Danger lists. The proposed additions include a Biblical location, Lebanese castles, an antelope migration route, and the world's deepest lake.
techjuice.pkNew images from June show dredgers replaced by barges and new infrastructure appearing at the Paracel Islands atoll. South China Morning Post reported the findings from the Open Source Centre on July 13, 2026.
New York PostA county-run shuttle resumed Monday, offering round-trip rides from Palmdale and Lancaster to Santa Monica for $6. The service will operate through Labor Day weekend.
France 24Kenyan conservationists have begun slowly reintroducing mountain bongo antelopes into the wild. The species, known as the 'ghost of the forest' for its camouflage abilities, saw its numbers collapse after diseases decimated populations in the 1960s. France 24 reported on the effo…
news-medical.netA study presented at the European Congress on Obesity found that adults with the highest consumption of polyphenols had a 52% lower risk of short telomeres compared with those who consumed the least. Moderate coffee intake of up to one cup per day was associated with a 26% lower…
China has used dredging ships to increase the land area of Antelope Reef, adding jetties, roads and a helipad by April 2026. The atoll in the Paracel Islands is one of many contested features in the South China Sea where nations are expanding presence on small islands and reefs.
Abc NewsA Kenyan conservancy has imported four male mountain bongos from Europe to breed with an existing captive population as part of an effort to increase the numbers of the critically endangered antelope. Fewer than 100 mountain bongos remain in the wild. The animals were last seen i…
Dallas-based Colossal announced a de-extinction effort for the extinct bluebuck antelope, emphasizing technologies applicable to conserving threatened species. CEO Ben Lamm said the company will open-source relevant tools for free. Ecologist Douglas McCauley praised the approach…