Month: April 2026
Ancient Healing, Unexpected Patients: How Acupuncture Became Part of Elephant Care
A treatment no one expected to use on elephants Acupuncture is usually associated with human medicine or, at most, small companion animals. It is not a standard tool in wildlife or elephant veterinary care. Yet in recent years, a series of unexpected cases has pushed conservation veterinarians to reconsider what is possible. At Wildlife SOS, an Indian conservation organization focused on rescue an...[Read More]
Fixing the Climate Crisis Requires Bringing Indigenous Peoples Into Decision-Making
A system that decides without those most affected Trust in political systems has been eroding for years, and in many parts of the world it is now at historic lows. Large portions of the population feel that decisions shaping their daily lives are made far away from their realities, often by institutions that respond slowly to crises and rarely reflect the lived experience of ordinary communities. ...[Read More]