Thanks to globalization, it didn’t take long for the Amazonian fruit to make it to the international market.
Pingers on Fishing Nets Found To Save River Dolphins in Indonesian Borneo
Pingers emit regular high-frequency pulses that are sufficiently audible to dolphins to serve as a deterrent.
Pingers emit regular high-frequency pulses that are sufficiently audible to dolphins to serve as a deterrent.
‘To Change Policies, Insert Yourself in Them’: Q&A With Biologist Liliana Dávalos
She also studies the relationship between armed conflict, drug trafficking and environmental degradation.
She also studies the relationship between armed conflict, drug trafficking and environmental degradation.
Indigenous Guides Warn of Repercussions if We Don’t Fix Our Relationship With Nature
When news of the COVID-19 pandemic came to the white-clad peoples of the sierra nevada de santa marta in colombia, nobody was very surprised.
When news of the COVID-19 pandemic came to the white-clad peoples of the sierra nevada de santa marta in colombia, nobody was very surprised.
What Makes a ‘Refugee’? It Could Be a Life-or-Death Question in the Climate Crisis
Climate change, scientists say, is likely playing a role in the growing frequency of mega storms like these, and there’s reason to think that more are on the way.
Climate change, scientists say, is likely playing a role in the growing frequency of mega storms like these, and there’s reason to think that more are on the way.
Cooking With the Sun: Entrepreneurs Help Launch Mexico’s Solar Revolution
Mexico enjoys an average of 300 days of sunshine every year — an enormous energy potential, only a fraction of which is used.
Mexico enjoys an average of 300 days of sunshine every year — an enormous energy potential, only a fraction of which is used.
With Coral Cover Halved, Curbing Climate Change Is Only Way To Slow the Loss
Scientific literature is rife with accounts of desolate reefs bereft of corals, drained of color and sea life.
Scientific literature is rife with accounts of desolate reefs bereft of corals, drained of color and sea life.
Extinction of Indigenous Languages Leads to Loss of Exclusive Knowledge About Medicinal Plants
Every time a language disappears, a speaking voice also disappears, a way to make sense of reality disappears, a way to interact with nature disappears, a way to describe and name animals and plants disappears
Every time a language disappears, a speaking voice also disappears, a way to make sense of reality disappears, a way to interact with nature disappears, a way to describe and name animals and plants disappears
When a Tree Falls in the Forest, You Can Still Hear the Birdsong
Kenaboi State Park, once a production forest but now under protection, is an anomaly, but also a glimpse of the biodiversity Malaysia’s disturbed forests can hold if allowed to recover properly.
Kenaboi State Park, once a production forest but now under protection, is an anomaly, but also a glimpse of the biodiversity Malaysia’s disturbed forests can hold if allowed to recover properly.
New Checklist Aims to Tackle Racism in Conservation Science in Higher Ed
The barriers Darby faced caused her to reimagine her career trajectory. Today, she’s a graduate student at Cornell University, working in a lab setting.
The barriers Darby faced caused her to reimagine her career trajectory. Today, she’s a graduate student at Cornell University, working in a lab setting.
Novel Chemical Entities: Are We Sleepwalking Through a Planetary Boundary?
What unites these seemingly unconnected tragedies?
What unites these seemingly unconnected tragedies?
Children Born in 2020 Will See Spike in Climate Disasters, Study Says
A new study released this week in the journal Science aims to shed some light on what young people should expect, and the picture it paints is an ominous one.
A new study released this week in the journal Science aims to shed some light on what young people should expect, and the picture it paints is an ominous one.
People Want To Do Right by Nature. They Just Need a Nudge, Study Shows
Many tourists have the knowledge and responsibility to take environmentally conscious actions, but in practice, they often fail due to contextual obstacles, the study noted, describing this phenomenon as the “knowledge-action gap.
Many tourists have the knowledge and responsibility to take environmentally conscious actions, but in practice, they often fail due to contextual obstacles, the study noted, describing this phenomenon as the “knowledge-action gap”.
For Companies Eyeing Net-zero Carbon Emissions, ‘No Clue How To Get There’
A hundred billion dollars of finance needs to flow from developed countries to developing countries every year.
A hundred billion dollars of finance needs to flow from developed countries to developing countries every year.
Fashions To Die For: The Fur Trade’s Role in Spreading Zoonotic Disease
Up to 75% of all new or emerging infectious diseases are zoonotic in origin, according to the U.S.
Up to 75% of all new or emerging infectious diseases are zoonotic in origin, according to the U.S.
On Nigeria-cameroon Border, Joint Patrols Throw a Lifeline To Threatened Apes
For the first time, poachers realized that there is now law enforcement presence in the area
For the first time, poachers realized that there is now law enforcement presence in the area