How Artificial Intelligence Can Help Detect Marine Wildlife Trafficking
A pioneering study published on World Ocean Day 2026 reveals how artificial intelligence can help detect illegally trafficked marine wildlife species including shark fins, seahorses, and sea cucumbers.
GenWild Educational Resources – Education for Wildlife Protection
GenWild educational resources support learning on wildlife trafficking and the exotic pet trade, helping learners understand impacts on biodiversity, animal welfare, and human health. Discover classroom‑ready materials, expert‑led webinars, and pathways to real‑world action.
Roots & Shoots in the Czech Republic: Fighting Food Insecurity with Community Action
Roots & Shoots in the Czech Republic addressed food insecurity through a community food bank drive led by the IMSP Prague group.
Unity Concord Roots & Shoots Thailand: Composting and Tech for Change
Grade 5 students at Unity Concord International School in Thailand are transforming waste into opportunity! Through Roots & Shoots, they combine composting with interactive tech to teach sustainability and enrich school gardens.
Challenging Harmful Labels: Roots & Shoots South Korea Advocates for Wildlife Coexistence
Roots & Shoots South Korea is raising awareness about wildlife labels and promoting coexistence through science-based conservation.
From Grey to Green: Swiss Roots & Shoots Students Transform Their Schoolyard
Roots & Shoots students at KiTs School in Switzerland turned a concrete schoolyard into a thriving green space, welcoming biodiversity back to their campus.
Voices Of Hope Series: Celebrating 35 Years of Roots & Shoots
To celebrate 35 years of Roots & Shoots, the Voices of Hope series highlights alumni, youth leaders, experts, and community champions whose lives have been shaped by this global movement.
Honoring Dr. Biruté Galdikas: A Trimate’s Legacy of Courage, Conservation and Compassion
Dr. Biruté Galdikas tribute
Young Changemakers in Thailand Lead Recycling and River Cleanup Action
The Roots & Shoots Unity Concord International School group in Thailand is showing how even young learners can create meaningful environmental change. Through a Service Learning project, Grade 2 students explored recycling, learned about the SDGs and cleaned up the Ping River.
Youth Action in Japan, Belgium and Chile: Protecting Animals, Biodiversity and Natural Spaces
From animal rescue support in Japan to biodiversity workshops in Belgium and community conservation efforts in Chile, Roots & Shoots youth are transforming their communities through compassion and creativity. Explore these three inspiring stories and discover how to get involved.
