Several Indigenous communities in Honduras are trying to set up the Warunta Indigenous Anthropological Reserve, which will allow them to continue traditional hunting and fishing practices while co-managing the forest with the government.
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How to Make a DIY Metal Compost Bin
Dad, how do I?
Dad, how do I?
Can Reducing Your Stress Reduce Your Carbon Footprint?
Our current way of life was built around convenience.
Our current way of life was built around convenience.
LA Gets Rain, but Also Risk of Flooding and Debris Flows From Wildfire Burn Scars – A Geologist Explains the Threat
Debris flows can move with the speed of a freight train, picking up or destroying anything in their path.
Debris flows can move with the speed of a freight train, picking up or destroying anything in their path.
How a Nepali Border Village Learned to Live With Migratory Wild Elephants
The heavy thud against the glass window sent Krishna Bahadur Rasaili’s heart racing. Stepping outside, he saw his granary lay in ruins, and an elephant was feasting on his hard-earned paddy harvest.
The heavy thud against the glass window sent Krishna Bahadur Rasaili’s heart racing. Stepping outside, he saw his granary lay in ruins, and an elephant was feasting on his hard-earned paddy harvest.
There’s Another Kind of Energy Under the Ground That’s Clean, Cheap, and Plentiful
Geothermal energy harnesses the Earth’s natural heat to generate electricity.
Geothermal energy harnesses the Earth’s natural heat to generate electricity.
Leopards’ Unique ‘Sawing’ Sounds Could Aid Conservation Efforts
Leopards often produce a unique, deep, guttural roar commonly described as “sawing” due to its resemblance to the sound of a person sawing wood by hand.
Leopards often produce a unique, deep, guttural roar commonly described as “sawing” due to its resemblance to the sound of a person sawing wood by hand.
This Month in Conservation Science: The Dead Whale and the Pediatricians
Other new research this month looked at snow leopards, wolves, wildlife crossings, newly discovered species, and … scorpion copulation?
Other new research this month looked at snow leopards, wolves, wildlife crossings, newly discovered species, and … scorpion copulation?
Winter Road Salt Could Be Killing Salmon Eggs
In this Q&A, UBC Zoology master's students Carley Winter and Clare Kilgour discuss their project monitoring the effects of salt levels on coho salmon in streams around Vancouver.
In this Q&A, UBC Zoology master’s students Carley Winter and Clare Kilgour discuss their project monitoring the effects of salt levels on coho salmon in streams around Vancouver.
How to Install a Briggs and Stratton(SimpliPhi) Solar Battery: A Step-by-Step Tutorial
Discover how to install a Briggs and Stratton(SimpliPhi) Battery with our easy-to-follow guide. Learn about tools, troubleshooting tips, and maintenance advice for a successful solar battery setup.
Discover how to install a Briggs and Stratton(SimpliPhi) Battery with our easy-to-follow guide. Learn about tools, troubleshooting tips, and maintenance advice for a successful solar battery setup.
Climate Researcher Fired for Refusing Air Travel Wins Compensation
A climate researcher who was fired from his job for refusing to take a flight back from a work trip has been awarded compensation in court for unfair dismissal.
A climate researcher who was fired from his job for refusing to take a flight back from a work trip has been awarded compensation in court for unfair dismissal.
Corridors for Cougars and Other Beautiful Beings
When you think about borders, think of who is locked in when others are locked out.
When you think about borders, think of who is locked in when others are locked out.
Opinion: Kelp Farming Isn’t as Green as It Seems
Growing kelp may appear like a simple strategy for removing atmospheric carbon, but the practice has many pitfalls.
Growing kelp may appear like a simple strategy for removing atmospheric carbon, but the practice has many pitfalls.
Why Is This Snake One of the Most Trafficked Species in the World? | Wild Targets
The red sand boa is a non-venomous snake that thrives in dry scrublands and grasslands that offer loose sand the snake can burrow into and hide as it awaits its prey.
The red sand boa is a non-venomous snake that thrives in dry scrublands and grasslands that offer loose sand the snake can burrow into and hide as it awaits its prey.
Saving the Ryukyu Rabbit Tick: The Posterchild of Parasite Conservation
This endangered invertebrate is harmless to humans — and rabbits. Saving it from extinction might even benefit both species.
This endangered invertebrate is harmless to humans — and rabbits. Saving it from extinction might even benefit both species.
Canadian Global Alignment With Sustainability Standards
How are the Canadian Sustainability Standards Board revolutionizing sustainability reporting in Canada through globally aligned standards?
How are the Canadian Sustainability Standards Board revolutionizing sustainability reporting in Canada through globally aligned standards?