The Indonesian government plans to have a network of dozens of villages with aquaculture farms by the end of the year, in a bid to spur the post-pandemic economic recovery by catering to global demand for farmed seafood.
Warmer, Oxygen-poor Waters Threaten World’s ‘Most Heavily Exploited’ Fish
In 2008, a team of researchers boarded an expedition vessel and set sail for the anchovy-rich waters off the coast of Peru.
In 2008, a team of researchers boarded an expedition vessel and set sail for the anchovy-rich waters off the coast of Peru.
‘Great Blue Wall’ Aims to Ward off Looming Threats To Western Indian Ocean
Ten countries in the western indian ocean are banding together to create a network of marine conservation areas under the banner of the great blue wall.
Ten countries in the western indian ocean are banding together to create a network of marine conservation areas under the banner of the great blue wall.
In Madagascar, Beekeepers Persist in the Face of Fires and Forest Loss
The anjozorobe angavo forest corridor that runs alongside dobolalina stretches 100 kilometers (62 miles) Through the regions of alaotra mangoro and analamanga.
The anjozorobe angavo forest corridor that runs alongside dobolalina stretches 100 kilometers (62 miles) Through the regions of alaotra mangoro and analamanga.
As Temperatures Rise, so Does Risk of Kidney Disease, Study Finds
The impacts of burning fossil fuels are not only being felt in the environment, but are also affecting human health.
The impacts of burning fossil fuels are not only being felt in the environment, but are also affecting human health.
Rainforests in 2022: A Look at the Year Ahead
What should we expect in 2022? Below is a brief look at what may be some of the major storylines for tropical forests in the coming year.
What should we expect in 2022? Below is a brief look at what may be some of the major storylines for tropical forests in the coming year.
More Trees Means Healthier Bees, New Study on Air Pollution Shows
Human-caused air pollution in Brazil’s São Paulo state is taking its toll on native bees, but the presence of plants can help ameliorate those effects, a new study shows.
Human-caused air pollution in Brazil’s São Paulo state is taking its toll on native bees, but the presence of plants can help ameliorate those effects, a new study shows.
Tiger Farms Doing Little to End Wild Poaching, Vietnam Consumer Study Shows
Tiger farming, where the animals are raised exclusively for commercial purposes, first sprang up in China in the 1980s in an effort to reduce poaching of wild tigers.
Tiger farming, where the animals are raised exclusively for commercial purposes, first sprang up in China in the 1980s in an effort to reduce poaching of wild tigers.
Visions of a Post-Supply Chain Society (Commentary)
Partnering with big business, the White House promised that supply chains would be strengthened.
Partnering with big business, the White House promised that supply chains would be strengthened.
As the Amazon Burns, Its Indigenous Inhabitants Choke on the Haze
The intensification of forest fires in the Brazilian Amazon is increasingly impacting the health of local populations, with a marked effect on the region’s Indigenous peoples.
The intensification of forest fires in the Brazilian Amazon is increasingly impacting the health of local populations, with a marked effect on the region’s Indigenous peoples.
What Has the Pandemic Done to Forest Policies? (Commentary)
I have not traveled anywhere these past 2 years.
I have not traveled anywhere these past 2 years.
Global Ecosystem Restoration Progress: How and Who’s Tracking It?
Nature-based climate solutions currently being widely touted include the restoration of the world’s degraded forests and other ecosystems in order to store more carbon.
Nature-based climate solutions currently being widely touted include the restoration of the world’s degraded forests and other ecosystems in order to store more carbon.
Decline of Threatened Bird Highlights Planning Importance of Bison Releases
The story of the American bison is both tragic and uplifting.
The story of the American bison is both tragic and uplifting.
Want a Wild Bird on the Hush-hush in Singapore? There’s a Facebook Group for That
These observations point towards the persistent behaviour of online traders and buyers to circumvent regulatory actions, and the continued usage and relevance of online platforms in the trade of live birds in Singapore
These observations point towards the persistent behaviour of online traders and buyers to circumvent regulatory actions, and the continued usage and relevance of online platforms in the trade of live birds in Singapore
‘Everyone Is Capable’ of Climate Action, Say Kevin Patel and Julia Jackson
There’s an obvious reason why this is wrong
There’s an obvious reason why this is wrong
How Wildlife Crossings in Canada Are Inspiring Safer Roads for Global Species
There once was a stretch of Trans-Canada highway so perilous it was known as 'The Meat Maker.'
There once was a stretch of Trans-Canada highway so perilous it was known as ‘The Meat Maker.’