The Race to Save Cuba’s Coral Reefs
Given the dual threats of climate change and increased tourism, conservationists are attempting to gather all the data they can before it’s too late.
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Conservation In 2016
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A Potentially Dangerous New Model for Saving the Environment
In New Zealand, as public funding for the environment falls, the government’s Department of Conservation is seeking partnerships…
Moving Taholah Village Before It’s Swallowed by the Sea
Members of the Quinault Indian Nation are working on a relocation master plan to move their village to…
Managing Fisheries in a Harsh New Environment
On data gathering in the Timor Sea. By Philip Jacobson A worker sorts fish from the Timor Sea…
The Case of the Disappearing Salmon
If climate change has caused the dramatic decline in Yukon River Chinook, can anything fix it? By Jacqueline…
‘The Path We’re on Is Incompatible With the Survival of the Things We Value Most’
From saving parks to saving the world: How political organizing is the key to winning the fight against…
Why Scientists Are Banking on Drones for Tracking Coastal Climate Research
Scientists have been using drones for decades, but as they become more affordable and portable, they’re proving critical…
‘There Are Innumerable Ways to Make a Difference’
A conversation with Megan Owen, associate director in the Applied Animal Ecology division of the San Diego Zoo’s…
The Construction of Medellin’s Green Belt
The massive circular park is meant to protect the environment by controlling the continuous urbanization of the area…
‘If the Government Is Not Bringing Us Rice, We Have to Slash and Burn’
A conversation with Julie Hanta Razafimanahaka, conservationist and director of Madagasikara Voakajy. By Rucha Chitnis Julie Hanta Razafimanahaka.…