This week - the latest data shows that the January figures for deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon are five times higher than the previous January. In Gabon, west Africa, Chimpanzees have been observed treating each others wounds with insects and off the coast of baja california, Mexican scien...

This week – the Winter Olympic Games in Beijing, are they really ‘carbon neutral’ as the organisers claim? The Australian company that can plant a forest in a day, dumping crop waste in the ocean as a means of sequestering carbon and after a 25 year drought salmon return to some of northern Calif...

This week - Scientists study the rate of decline of Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier, the President of Indonesia revokes hundred of land-use permits from mining, logging and palm oil companies and as the number of animals on our planet declines so does the physical range of plants dependent on anima...

This week - A team of International scientists release simulated whale poo to capture carbon from the oceans, the French government bans the use of plastic to wrap fruit and vegetables in supermarkets, Cats in Fremantle, Western Australia, are put on the lead to try to stop them killing native bi...

This week - the South African Government gives Shell the go-ahead to do a seismic blasting survey of the country's coastal seabed to look for oil & gas, taking a look at the shortlisted pictures for this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award and the best way to transport rhinos under sed...

This week - First nation chief wins prestigious international award for the protest of her people against the construction of a gas pipeline on her tribal lands in western Canada, the annual spawning of Australia’s great barrier reef and growing apple trees from shoes.

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This week - one of Russia's leading eco-activists is awarded a prestigious international prize, giant clams pillaged from the seas around The Philippines are being used as an alternative to ivory in China and the latest technology in renewable energy generation is tested in the seas around the Fa...

This week - prizewinning efforts to recycle India's rubbish mountains, the truth behind vehicle tyre wear and reforesting large areas of the Scottish highlands.

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This week - the prize winning invention that converts crop waste into fuel and fertiliser, news from Nepal that the number of tigers in Chitwan National Park has doubled over the last ten years and celebrity chef Marco Pierre White rolls out a vegan 3D printed steak substitute across his restaura...

This week - after all the talk the outcomes of COP26, the dramatic increase of Loggerhead turtles in the Cape Verde islands and a new initiative across west Africa to protect the region's chimpanzees.

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This week - the latest news from the UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, making fuel out of animal waste and the campaign to Free Billy, an asian elephant being kept at Los Angeles zoo.

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This week - Earthshot Prize winners Coral Vita and their efforts to regenerate coral reefs, the carbon footprint of pets and protest sculptures made from discarded plastic

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This week - signs of a global decline in meat eating, the ban on certain types of hunting in South Africa and alternatives to leather made out of discarded pineapple and banana leaves.

The Pulse is a weekly magazine program looking at current issues relating to wildlife and the environment aroun...