We delve into the seven deepest lakes in the world, their ecosystems, and the critical roles they play in their respective regions. Lake Baikal, the pearl of Siberia, is often considered a natural ...

Of all the challenges lakes face in a warming world, the starkest examples are in closed drainage basins where waters flow into lakes but don’t exit into rivers or a sea. These terminal ...

These gorgeous lakes might make it seem like time is standing still. They’ll enchant you with their spectrum of colours and stunning surroundings. They showcase some of the world’s most ...

Until the 1960s, the Aral Sea was one of the largest inland reservoirs of water in the world. Over seven decades, the lake first split into smaller lakes, until most of its original surface had ...

It thus forms an additional layer of protection designed to protect values of World Heritage properties from external impacts. In 2007 the Willandra Lakes Region World Heritage Area was added to the ...

The study, published in the Journal of Great Lakes Research, adds to the growing body of fact-based evidence that winters in particular are entering a new era in the world's largest surface ...

Lake Yamzho Yumco in Tibet – one of the lakes that, thanks to minimal human impact ... offering crucial information for conservation and water management decision-making. In a world where climate ...

Fuji, Japan's highest peak. Around the mountain's base, there are five lakes of various sizes. These are the Fuji Five Lakes, which are found in Yamanashi Prefecture, on the north side of Mt.

All over the world, ecosystems are threatened. From forests and drylands to farmlands and lakes, natural spaces on which humanity’s existence depends are reaching a tipping point. According to ...

The Great Lakes make up over 94,250 miles of “space,” representing the largest amount of freshwater in the world.