What’s quietly been happening under the radar is the petrochemical industry
Paraguay Failed To Stop Soy Farms From Poisoning Indigenous Land, Un Says
It dramatically harms the existence of the culture of the group as a whole.
It dramatically harms the existence of the culture of the group as a whole.
Half-earth, Conservation, and Hope: An Interview With E.o. Wilson, Paula Ehrlich and Sir Tim Smit
The Half-Earth Project has a large-scale mission to discover, map and identify all the species on the planet in order to save global biodiversity.
The Half-Earth Project has a large-scale mission to discover, map and identify all the species on the planet in order to save global biodiversity.
How Can Philanthropy Be More Effective in Environmental Grant Making? (Commentary)
How can we maximize the effectiveness of grant-making in the international conservation field?
How can we maximize the effectiveness of grant-making in the international conservation field?
Extreme Heat Exposure in Cities Tripled in Less Than 35 Years, Study Finds
While calls for tackling climate change on a war footing grow, communities are grappling with its impacts today.
While calls for tackling climate change on a war footing grow, communities are grappling with its impacts today.
Are Nature-based Solutions the Silver Bullet for Social & Environmental Crises?
No country can achieve net zero [carbon emissions] and address poverty and biodiversity loss without NBS
No country can achieve net zero [carbon emissions] and address poverty and biodiversity loss without NBS
Can We Save the Bees? Absolutely. Let’s Start With the Native Species (Commentary)
Beekeepers were more than happy to let me photograph their hives and tell me about the art of beekeeping.
Beekeepers were more than happy to let me photograph their hives and tell me about the art of beekeeping.
With Bachman’s Warbler and Others Added to the ‘Extinct’ List, We Must Support Biodiversity Agreements (Commentary)
Why lament the disappearance of just one species, however pretty?
Why lament the disappearance of just one species, however pretty?
Keep Polar Bears and Their Extensive Range Safe From Oil Drilling (Commentary)
The polar bear’s range is far more extensive.
The polar bear’s range is far more extensive.
Deforestation Threatens Tree Kangaroo Habitat in Papua New Guinea
The forests of northwestern Papua New Guinea are home to a group of wide-eyed and reclusive marsupials known as tree kangaroos.
The forests of northwestern Papua New Guinea are home to a group of wide-eyed and reclusive marsupials known as tree kangaroos.
‘Pristine Wilderness’ Without Human Presence Is a Flawed Construct, Study Says
This has influenced forest composition to such an extent that much of the forest is disproportionately rich in domesticated species
This has influenced forest composition to such an extent that much of the forest is disproportionately rich in domesticated species
We’ve Crossed Four of Nine Planetary Boundaries. What Does This Mean?
Freshwater use is further complicated by more frequent and intense droughts brought on by climate change, so much that by 2025 an estimated 1.8 billion people will be living in areas of water scarcity.
Freshwater use is further complicated by more frequent and intense droughts brought on by climate change, so much that by 2025 an estimated 1.8 billion people will be living in areas of water scarcity.
Supporting More Holistic Approaches to Conservation: An Interview With Kai Carter
Traditionally the sector has had a limited view of whose expertise or scholarship is valued in academic and professional spaces
Traditionally the sector has had a limited view of whose expertise or scholarship is valued in academic and professional spaces
Can We Stop Calling It Biodiversity? There’s No Word for What We’re Losing (Commentary)
Earth is part of an immeasurably complex and deep physical reality.
Earth is part of an immeasurably complex and deep physical reality.
To Predict Forest Loss in Protected Areas, Look at Nearby Unprotected Forest
When more than 90% of a protected area’s surrounding land remains forested, it is likely to experience little or no deforestation.
When more than 90% of a protected area’s surrounding land remains forested, it is likely to experience little or no deforestation.
As Seizures of Poached Giant Clams Rise, Links to Ivory Trade Surface
We thought this was an important issue to flag
We thought this was an important issue to flag