National governments recently pledged to increase global coverage of protected areas. Now it’s time for action.
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Category Archives: Biodiversity
Rhino Poaching in South Africa, Up Close and Personal
A recent escalation in rhino poaching puts the future of these iconic species at risk.
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Summiting an Underwater Mountain
In the waters off Costa Rica, new technology is taking scientists deeper into the ocean’s “twilight zone.”
CI at 25: Setting a Framework for Global Impact
For 25 years, CI has prioritized protection of the natural places people depend on most.
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A Dolphin Escort to Cocos Island
Greg Stone’s journey to explore seamounts off the coast of Costa Rica continues.
Ridge to Reef: Conservation in West Papua, Indonesia
Together with coastal communities, CI is working to extend conservation efforts from sea to land.
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Drink Up! Conservation Coffee Arrives from Papua New Guinea
The Tree Kangaroo Conservation Program’s new project — supported by CI — provides income for some of the most remote communities on Earth.
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Iridescent Lizard Discovered in Northeastern Cambodia
This is the third species recently discovered in Veun Sai-Siem Pang Conservation Area — strengthening the case for further protection.
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Seamount Expedition Kicks Off in Costa Rica
CI’s Greg Stone sets out on his latest journey to explore the ocean’s underwater volcanoes.
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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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