We are on our way to the city of Mineiros, in the Brazilian state of Goiás, where CI-Brazil is implementing
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Category Archives: Expeditions
Through the Magnifying Glass
As the saying goes, it’s the little things in life that really matter. Literally. I’m talking about the millions of
Hiroshima, the Cold War, and the Giant Salamander of Hope
Last week I was in Japan looking for giant salamanders (Andrias japonicus), and for two days I stayed in the
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Yacuri National Park
A new protected area – Yacuri National Park – has been created on the Ecuadorian side of the Abiseo-Cóndor-Kutukú Conservation
On World Wetlands Day, Recognition for Abrolhos Marine National Park
Today, as we celebrate World Wetlands Day, we are very happy to share the news that the Abrolhos Marine National
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A Lens on Daily Life in Brazil
This morning I had the pleasure of receiving by e-mail a video prepared by the photographer Adriano Gambarini from a
Despite Troubled History, New Hope in Liberia
As I stood in front of our new office in Congo Town this week, just steps away from the sprawling
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Groundbreaking Conservation and Development in Amapá
Today, December 4th, we at Conservation International (CI), together with the government and people of the Amapá state in the
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A family affair
Last week, CI scientist Robin Moore spent two days traveling in the Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve, one of Mexico’s most
A Day in the Field (and by “field”, I mean woods)
As you might expect, CI’s headquarters in Arlington, Virginia is full of people who live for being outside; after all,
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