The world's last remaining male northern white rhino has joined the mobile dating app Tinder. Scientists say Tinder is their last chance to save the species after being hunted to the brink of extinction.

The presence of fossil fuel lobbyists at UN climate conferences is hardly new, but the issue caused quite a stir at the climate talks in Bonn this week. Developing countries, environmental groups and NGOs called for fossil fuel lobbyists to be excluded from climate meetings altogether. DW's Charlotta Lomas spoke to Jesse Bragg, media director at Corporate Accountability International.

A new law in Poland allows landowners to cut old trees to make way for housing or industrial construction. An uncontrolled logging spree has resulted, even in protected areas. Critics are accusing controversial environment minister Jan Szyszko of favoring the interests of the logging industry over those of the environment.

Trump's anti-climate position has been casting a shadow over the UN climate meeting in Bonn. Paula Caballero, global director of the climate program at the World Resources Institute, explains the significance for the ongoing talks.

Can the famous Great Lakes cleanup survive the Trump administration's drastic budget cuts? Activists and politicians fear for this unique freshwater system, which provides millions of people with drinking water.

Cities need to adapt to climate change, but how? DW spoke with an expert at the 2017 Resilient Cities forum in Bonn to discuss the current challenges and draw the path toward a sustainable future.

Cities need to adapt to climate change, but how? DW spoke with an expert at the 2017 Resilient Cities forum in Bonn to discuss the current challenges and draw the path toward a sustainable future.

It's spring in the northern hemisphere - and one sure sign of that is the flocks of geese, cranes and other migratory birds flying overhead, coming back in for the summer. On May 10, we celebrate World Migratory Bird Day. In an interview, Borja Heredia, head of the avian unit at the United Nation’s Convention of Migratory Species, explains why migratory birds are so important.

In crisis-stricken Greece, some Greeks have come up with creative and innovative ways of securing food. In downtown Athens, activists are creating Guerrilla gardens - a term first coined by New York activists who sowed seeds in vacant lots back in the 70s.

Honeybees do about 80 percent of all pollination worldwide, which contributes to about a third of the food we eat. But pesticides and climate change have been linked to drastic increases in bee deaths - organizations have been sounding the alarm. In Toronto, the biggest city in Canada, urban beekeeping is now catching on.