In the Philippines, a photographer visits a local youth group dedicated to raising conservation awareness in one island community.
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Monthly Archives: February 2012
CI Photojournal: The Turtle Islands (Part 2 of 3)
For sea turtle hatchlings, the race to the water’s edge is truly a life-or-death drama.
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Strengthening Food Security in Africa
If we conserve natural ecosystems, sustainable agriculture is possible — even in the South African desert.
CI Photojournal: The Turtle Islands (Part 1 of 3)
In this blog series, one photographer explores some of the ocean’s most important — and vulnerable — ecosystems.
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Coffee Farmers Become Citizen Scientists in Southern Mexico
As a result of their newfound bird knowledge, farmers are leaving more trees standing on their coffee farms.
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CI at 25: Securing Community Well-Being Through Conservation
For 25 years, health and social development have been integral to CI’s work across the globe.
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New $9.8 Million Commitment to Conservation in East Africa, Arabia
The Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund’s new investment will help protect a natural area that provides for 475 million people.
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20 Years of Conservation in Colombia
The decision to create CI-Colombia 20 years ago sparked some of the greatest challenges — and rewards — of my life.
Victory for Sharks: Shangri-La Hotels Will Phase Out Shark Fin Soup
Recent commitments to phase out shark fin products are turning the tide for conservation of these magnificent ocean predators.
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