This low score shows how far we need to go to ensure the oceans can continue to provide the benefits we depend upon.
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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Why “Jaws” Made Me Care About Sharks
Odd as it may seem, this iconic film helped inspire the careers of many young oceanographers.
Shark Fin Trade Gains Opposition in Asia
This year has seen a monumental shift in attitude toward consuming shark fin.
Fighting Drought With Traditional Knowledge in Peru
Facing climate change, indigenous communities are reviving farming practices used by their Incan ancestors.
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On World Cat Day, Three Roars for the Jaguar
Despite their tumultuous history, jaguars and humans are learning to live together in Costa Rica.
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Groundbreaking Trust Fund Helps Keep Nature Alive in Guyana
With 85% of its forest intact, Guyana is leading the way for developing countries seeking green growth.
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To Combat Asia’s Illegal Wildlife Trade, More Enforcement Needed
The market for illegal wildlife products is rapidly increasing — but this group aims to stop this trend in its tracks.
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