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A spectacled bear

Can Biodiversity Credits Be a True Boon for Conservation?

Stan Alcorn
Tomás Uprimny Añez
long-eared owl

Owl Hunting in Syria Paves Way for Widespread Rodent Crop Damage

Mawada Bahah
Ahmad Haj Hamdo
A Maasai man looking away from the camera

How German Government Funds and Tanzanian Conservation Agencies Fuel the Serengeti Land Grab

Benjamin Hindrichs
Forest illustration

Making Every Species Count

Rowena Caronan
A small acrylic hippo sits on a chair with a tropical background behind it

Replica of Moo Deng the Pygmy Hippo Steals the Spotlight at COP29

Dewi Safitri
A hunter in the Cristo Rey Chiautla de Tapia management unit for the conservation of wildlife, known as an UMA, in Puebla, Mexico.

Hunting: Killing for Conservation?

Ivan Carrillo
An aerial view of a cleared mining site showing yellowish-orange earth in the valley of a hilly and forested area

State University Pushes Regenerative Approach to Mining Site Rehabilitation in Philippines

Keith Kristoffer Bacongco
A pole with bars metal bars hanging front it over the ocean floor host artificial reefs

How Local Communities in Indonesia’s Gili Islands Are Restoring Coral Ecosystems

Robby Irfany Maqoma
A huge karst rock formation rises sharply above the surrounding agricultual grassland.

From Karst to Cement: Cambodia’s Infrastructure Boom Puts Ecosystems at Risk

Nehru Pry
Regenerating forest

The Role of Citizen Participation in Wildlife Conservation in the Ecuadorian Amazon

Andres Tapia
Kankuana Canelos
Free-tailed bats (Tadarida brasiliensis). Credit: US Fish and Wildlife Service / Wikimedia Commons

The Volcano Cave: A Tour of the Largest Bat Population in Latin America

Ivan Carrillo
three wooden monkey statues covering their ears, eyes and mouth

End Extinction Silence

Tracy Keeling
African sunset and herd of elephants

Alarm Over Trophy Hunters Taking Aim at Amboseli’s ‘Iconic Giants’

Tracy Keeling
An aerial view of forest and water bodies near a city

Conservação da Amazônia: Como promover o trabalho conjunto entre cientistas e jornalistas

golden arowana fish

Conserving Arowanas Needs More Than Releasing Fish, Part 2

Tracy Keeling
Yao-Hua Law
Golden arowanas fish

Conserving Arowanas Needs More Than Releasing Fish, Part 1

Tracy Keeling
Yao-Hua Law
two baby turtles on the sand

Philippines: Saving Sea Turtles One Tree at a Time

Karlston Lapniten
An aerial photo of a forest

¿Cómo Promover el Trabajo Conjunto Entre Científicos y Periodistas?: Avanzando en la Lucha Por la Conservación

01 May, 2024
A herd elephants in a grassy area

The Role of Traditional Knowledge Systems in Saving the Planet

James Kahonge Gitau
Amazon landscape, home of the harpy eagle

In Search of Colombia's Harpy Eagle, an Emblematic Species Vulnerable to Extinction

Olga Cecilia Guerrero Rodríguez
The páramo of the Cotopaxi volcano was affected by the large number of neighboring farms

Wild Animals Return to Ecuador’s Moorlands, But Humans Remain a Threat

Emilia Paz y Miño
Banner image: San Quintín Bay wetlands are protected by Mexican law and sit within Ramsar site 1775 / Credit: Alejandro Arias.

San Quintín Bay, Mexico: The Daily Mission to Protect Its Volcanoes and Coast

Victor R. Rodríguez
Galapagos tortoise

Hunting Galápagos' Giant Tortoises to Extinction

Sebastian Nicolás Zurita Montenegro
Vegetation and ponds on the Bhagwati Moll laterite plateau in Goa, India

India’s Little-known Rocky Biodiversity Hotspots Need Attention

Nihar Gokhale
A village elder explains the cultural importance of his local forest in Vietnam

Indigenous Communities — Bodyguards of Forests in Vietnam

Nguyen Hong Nhung
thatched houses

From Poachers to Conservationists: How a Cultural Village Saved Volcano National Park in Rwanda

UMUHOZA Nadine Marie Fidèle
A pair of grey crowned cranes

Rwandan Conservation Strategy Leads to a Rise in Numbers of the Endangered Grey Crowned Cranes

Daniel Nzohabonimana
A swamp at sunset

Conservation Versus Investment: The Case of Yala Swamp, Kenya’s Largest Freshwater Wetland

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A wild tiger in a body of water

Tigers Under Threat in World's Largest Mangrove Forest

Md Ibrahim Khalilullah
a seated panel with four people behind a desk

In Conversation with UN CBD’s Elizabeth Mrema: Why Biodiversity Matters

Quratul-Ain Bandial
elephant in grasslands

Developing Countries are Failing to Cash in on Global Biodiversity Finance Opportunities: Nepal's Case

Diwakar Pyakurel
aerial view of the habitat of microbialites in Mexico

Bacalar Microbialites Struggle to Survive the Degradation of their Habitat

Ricardo Hernández Ruiz