Return, protection and warmth: the environmental news from early November

Over the past few days, nature has shown that persistence pays off. From a primate that quietly survived to a national park that expands significantly, and from birds returning to a colony to homes that will soon be warm without gas: the good news comes from all corners. Take the Bangka slow loris [2], a venomous primate that had not been scientifically observed since the 1930s and was considered possibly extinct in 2015. The animal had been rescued all that time by the Alobi Wildlife Rescue Center, which between 2015 and 2025 took in more than ninety animals and released...