Videographer John Martin gives a behind-the-scenes look at filming Colombia’s páramo ecosystems from the air.
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Category Archives: Fresh Water
Promoting Gender Equality through Conservation
This International Women’s Day, learn how environmental issues impact women — and how they’re taking action.
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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.
CI Photojournal: Cambodia
From floating villages to softshell turtles, two photographers share favorite images from a visit to three CI projects in Cambodia.
7 Billion: A Wake-up Call to Value Nature
This week’s population milestone is a wake-up call; it’s in our self-interest to safeguard the ecosystems that sustain us.
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Environmental Education on the Brazilian Savannah
In the world’s most biologically-rich savannah grassland, we recently held a workshop to help local teachers pass on knowledge about this threatened ecosystem with their students.
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Small Islands, Big Changes: Freshwater Scarcity in the South Pacific
Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote long ago, “Water, water, everywhere, nor any drop to drink.” Although he was living in England at the
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Brazilian State Aims to Restore Ecosystems on Agricultural Lands
Brazil’s Forest Code has been a controversial discussion topic lately; revision of this law could clear the way for massive
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Remembering Wangari Maathai
Today the conservation movement lost a great hero and visionary with the passing of Africa’s first woman Nobel Peace Prize Laureate,
Promoting Sustainable Aquaculture in Southeast Asia’s Largest Lake
Feed your family today or conserve for tomorrow? This question illustrates the struggle faced by the 3 million Cambodians dependent
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