Water & Health Access: WHO data says 907 million people relied on healthcare facilities without clean water in 2025, alongside huge gaps in sanitation and hygiene—risks that hit outbreaks and routine care alike. Climate & Education Fallout: UNICEF reports climate hazards disrupted schooling for 171 million students in 2025, with storms, floods, and heat waves driving closures and lost learning time—especially in poorer countries. El Niño Hunger Threat: WFP warns this year’s El Niño could bring drought plus heavy rains and flooding, threatening food security and forcing early action to protect vulnerable communities. Nature-Based Solutions in Practice: Researchers interviewed 530 people across Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, Madagascar, and South Africa on how mangroves, forests, and green projects use climate information to protect livelihoods. Wildlife Crime Watch: Reports say stolen lemurs from Bangladesh may be linked to Vantara in India, but authorities say DNA checks are needed before confirming identities. Madagascar Conservation & Livelihoods: UNESCO-backed fish-farming training in Marojejy’s Ala Fady area shows how aquaculture can support incomes while pushing communities to protect forest water sources. Biodiversity Hope: Omaha zoo announced the birth of blue-eyed black lemur twins—good news for a species whose wild population is declining in northwestern Madagascar.