There are times when working for an environmental organization is a soul-crushing experience. On miniscule budgets we battle against global
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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Day 20
Over the past month, CI scientists and experts in the field have shared 20 opportunities we are working around the
Science with Teeth
The coastal areas of Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, and Panama are home to some of the most spectacular shark populations
The Micronesia Challenge
Millions living on Pacific islands are in a race against time. Diminishing fisheries, struggling economies and a changing climate are
Guest Post from Sharkpedia Author Nancy Ellwood
There’s good news and there’s bad news . . . that’s the way it tends to go for our beautiful
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A New Day for Turtles
Religious festivals for the Ayau tribe in Papua, Indonesia used to center on one important delicacy – the green sea
Protecting Bonobos in Congo
The gentle bonobo – a primate living in the Democratic Republic of Congo – is facing serious threats. This genetic
Conservation – at a great bargain
Sometimes, conservation solutions are beautifully simple. This is the case with CI’s pioneering conservation agreement with the government of Guyana.
Felt Here
The Obama Administration issued a new report on climate change, and it highlights many of the ways people in the
Bird’s Head – The Lost World of Rare Species
Bird Head’s Seascape’s mind-blowing underwater diversity has been described as a “reef on steroids.” Our scientists have taken surveys of
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