In the case of tourists drinking beer in the sea at Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park, the boat driver has been ...

Beyond its temples and mythical beaches, Thailand is a fabulous playground for trail runners. Whether you're an experienced runner or a curious hiker, you'll find trails to suit your level of fitness, ...

The shrinking ice is yet another indicator of Earth's ongoing overheating crisis. The maximum sea ice level for 2025 peaked March 22, measuring 14.3 million square kilometers. This set a new low, with ...

Many of the ghost forests are a consequence of sea level rise, says coastal ecologist Keryn Gedan of George Washington University in Washington, DC, coauthor of an article on the salinization of ...

It added: "As the climate changes we can expect those risks to increase, with more frequent and severe floods, rising sea levels and faster rates of erosion of the coast." As time passes therefore ...

We know that rising sea levels create myriad environmental and human concerns and risks, and this very issue is now threatening the Bay Area. Sierra Club highlights that toxic waste dumping has long ...

Pasijah, a 55-year-old housewife in Indonesia’s Central Java province, wakes up every morning to the sound of the sea. If that sounds idyllic, it is anything but. Her home is the only one ...

(Photo: Krabi Immigration) KRABI, Thailand – To the relief of all, Welsh tourist Daniel Davies, 26, has been found alive and well in a south Thailand hostelry. Immigration police tracked him ...

Screengrab from the Thai Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation's Facebook post Off the eastern coast of Thailand, a group of researchers had their eyes on the horizon.

Krabi Province on April 15, 2025. Prior to this, a similar case occurred when the family of a young man from Johannesburg was searching for James, a 27-year-old who arrived in Thailand at ...

All buildings and other structures, including the airport, are safe after a tremor in Krabi on Monday that resulted in no reports of deaths and injuries, according to the provincial governor.