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Following El Niño drought in Sudan and a drought threat for planting in South Africa, UNICEF reported that El Niño jeopardizes children in Cambodia.
Initially, there were reports of El Niño drought in Darfur and Kordofan and the risk of drought for the summer planting in South Africa. Now UNICEF is writing about the threat of El Niño to children in Cambodia.
After reports of elephant recovery in southern Africa and habitat protection in India, RTÉ reported a person's death from a tiger in a UK park.
Initially, reports were about elephant recovery in southern Africa and habitat protection for wild animals in India. The latest news from RTÉ is about a person's death from a tiger in a UK park.
Birdwatch: the paradoxical puffin – a comical bird with a fighting spirit
Two rare pregnancies spark hope for Sumatran rhinos — but also concerns about inbreeding
Severe Weather Hits Greece, Triggering Floods, Ferry Disruptions
3 parts of the world write →El Niño risks put South Africa’s 2026/27 farming season on alert
10 parts of the world write →Today's weather: Storms, heatwave and fire danger warnings across SA
Summary for Hurricane Simon (EP5/EP202026)
10 parts of the world write →Beijing to build 100 gardens, villages for ancient trees by 2030
Natural Disaster Declared for Municipalities of Milna and Nerežišća
Green earthquake (Magnitude 5M, Depth:10km) in Chile 14/10/2026 00:36 UTC, 460 thousand in 100km.
Conservation groups reported record low wild bird numbers in the UK.
Community conservation efforts are helping to restore elephant populations in southern Africa.
UNICEF reported that El Niño threatens children in Cambodia, exacerbating droughts and floods.
The UN warned: El Niño drought and war increase the risk of famine in Darfur and Kordofan.
Farmers in South Africa began summer planting amid threats of drought due to El Niño.
Papua New Guinea declared a humanitarian emergency due to drought related to El Niño.
In Rajasthan, two captive-bred Indian bustards were released into the wild.