Fishermen in Indonesia’s Obi Islands blame the nickel mining and smelting industries for the depletion of fish in their traditional fishing grounds.
In Canada, Indigenous Communities and Scientists Collaborate on Marine Research
But we need change, to use science to back that up. So they’re complementing and strengthening each other
But we need change, to use science to back that up. So they’re complementing and strengthening each other
Why Farmers, Not Industry, Must Decide the Future of Cocoa (Commentary)
Over the past years, agroforestry has started to dominate discussions around how to achieve ecological restoration in cocoa landscapes.
Over the past years, agroforestry has started to dominate discussions around how to achieve ecological restoration in cocoa landscapes.
Jordan Scrambles To Save Rare Red Sea Corals That Can Withstand Climate Change
Corals in this northern part of the Red Sea have been shown to be far more resilient to warming ocean temperatures than corals elsewhere.
Corals in this northern part of the Red Sea have been shown to be far more resilient to warming ocean temperatures than corals elsewhere.
Winds of Change: Detecting Species From Airborne Dna Just Got Real
Environmental DNA has changed the way conservationists monitor biodiversity.
Environmental DNA has changed the way conservationists monitor biodiversity.
Tiny Plastic Particles Accumulating in River Headwaters: Study
Microplastic accumulation in sediments could be the ‘missing plastic’ not found in comparisons of stream pollution levels with those found in oceans.
Microplastic accumulation in sediments could be the ‘missing plastic’ not found in comparisons of stream pollution levels with those found in oceans.
Air Pollution Makes It Tough for Pollinators To Stop and Smell the Flowers
Amid the smog, butterflies, bees and other insects are having a hard time smelling the flowers they so dutifully pollinate.
Amid the smog, butterflies, bees and other insects are having a hard time smelling the flowers they so dutifully pollinate.
New Assessment Finds Dragonflies and Damselflies in Trouble Worldwide
This work is significant, especially during a period where we are seeing dramatic insect decline, as it establishes baseline data for the over 6,000 species
This work is significant, especially during a period where we are seeing dramatic insect decline, as it establishes baseline data for the over 6,000 species
‘We Should Be Pretty Concerned’: Study Shows Only 15% Of Coastal Regions Still Intact
The study also did not factor in the impacts of climate change, which would place additional pressure on coastal regions.
The study also did not factor in the impacts of climate change, which would place additional pressure on coastal regions.
Demand for Sea Cucumbers Turns India-sri Lanka Waters Into Trafficking Hotspot
Seizures of illegally harvested sea cucumbers have become increasingly common in the waters between India and Sri Lanka.
Seizures of illegally harvested sea cucumbers have become increasingly common in the waters between India and Sri Lanka.
Even Degraded Forests Are More Ecologically Valuable Than None, Study Shows
What we hear a lot in conservation is that local people’s perspective and valuation of forests is drastically different than what we find in science
What we hear a lot in conservation is that local people’s perspective and valuation of forests is drastically different than what we find in science
Preventing the Next Pandemic Is Vastly Cheaper Than Reacting to It: Study
While these actions are extremely important, a new study in the journal Science Advances emphasizes the critical, largely overlooked need to prevent disease outbreaks before they occur.
While these actions are extremely important, a new study in the journal Science Advances emphasizes the critical, largely overlooked need to prevent disease outbreaks before they occur.
‘There’s Not Much Hope’: Mediterranean Corals Collapse Under Relentless Heat
Now when Garrabou dives at Scandola, he’s greeted by the skeletons of once-thriving corals.
Now when Garrabou dives at Scandola, he’s greeted by the skeletons of once-thriving corals.
As World Drowns in Plastic Waste, U.N. To Hammer Out Global Treaty
Figures differ as to which nations pollute the most with plastics, depending on whether production or use is counted, or whether the EU is considered as one entity.
Figures differ as to which nations pollute the most with plastics, depending on whether production or use is counted, or whether the EU is considered as one entity.
Climate Change a Threat to Human Well-being and Health of the Planet: New Ipcc Report
The stakes for our planet have never been higher
The stakes for our planet have never been higher
Have We Reached Peak Palm Oil? (Commentary)
The recent price rises are perceived as being probably temporary.
The recent price rises are perceived as being probably temporary.