Right next to the highway near Rijswijk, inconspicuously and behind a large fence, lies the Biomedical Primate Research Centre (BPRC). It's the largest monkey test center of its kind in Europe, housing almost 1000 primates.

In 2015, the first wolves returned to the Netherlands. Since then, their numbers have steadily grown and with that, deadly attacks on livestock.

With nearly 3,000 elephants living and working in camps, Thailand is the epicenter of elephant tourism. More visitors want to have an ‘responsible experience’ with these intelligent and social behemoths. But what is best for the elephants?

Male monks dressed in orange robes are a familiar sight on the streets of Thailand. You’ll hardly see women in orange; ordaining them has been forbidden since 1928. One progressive female monk is changing that.

Local residents who want to combat the loss of their land and overexploitation of nature and natural resources often unite in small community organizations.

While the violence is Poso has ended, signs of the conflict remain - in the form of hundreds of graveyards, burned buildings and distrust between people.

The work of the Alliance for Tompotika Conservation (ALTo) are centered Sulawesi, Indonesia–one of Earth’s most unique biological treasure-houses

On average, more than 90 percent of nursing home residents with dementia stay indoors during the day. This doesn’t only lead to a reduced quality of life, but also to emotional and behavioral problems.

Indonesia’s Independence Day, known locally as Tujuh Belasan – the seventeenth, is a public holiday. I spoke to Indonesian-Dutch youths on how they view their history and how they experience this day in the Netherlands.

“Look, you can use this plant if you have an insect bite or a small cut,” says Dave Achula. He's talking about ribwort plantain. He crushes the elongated leaves until moisture comes out and places it on his finger. Then, like some sort of green band aid, he wraps another leaf around it.

Private landlords in The Netherlands are notorious for overpricing their rental properties. Shane White has made it his mission to help tenants who pay too much rent start cases against their landlords.

Ella Mills started with a simple veggie recipe blog, a decade later she's spearheading a plant-based empire targeting a £25 million revenue this year.

Every spring millions of toads, as well as other amphibians, migrate from their winter hibernation spot to the water to reproduce. Hundreds of volunteers in The Netherlands help these animals cross the road safely.

Three months ago my stepdad Bert was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer: CUP - carcinoma of unknown primary. He will pass away in a couple of days.

Men are still underrepresented in the field of childcare. But not in this after school care in Scheveningen. Here, all employees are male.

It was love at first sight for Sylvia Schootman (69), when she visited a hedgehog shelter 23 years ago. She’s been a volunteer ever since, rehabilitating hedgehogs at the shelter as well as in her home in Scheveningen.

Acute pain is a combination of physical damage and the interpretation of that by our brain. What if we can occupy and immerse the brain to the point that it has little room left to notice and experience pain? That’s where virtual reality comes in.

Our dogs are our best friends, but they also have a negative impact on nature - according to new research from the municipality of The Hague.

After being closed for over 2.5 years due to the pandemic, Terrastika is back. It’s the world’s largest fair for lovers and traders of reptiles, amfibians and arthropods.

Schoonschip is a floating neighborhood in Amsterdam North, where sustainability and community are the core values. Self initiated by a growing group of friends, it took over ten years to realize.