CI’s Meity Mongdong explains how this prestigious award will benefit her team’s work.
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Raja Ampat Launches Indonesia’s First Shark Sanctuary
This news is the latest indication that the tide is turning for shark conservation.
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Welcome to Human Nature!
A look at the new features of CI’s blog — and its new name.
Biodiversity Survey Supports New No-take Zones in Timor-Leste
The tiny nation’s reef-building coral count rivals the Great Barrier Reef.
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On Streets of Bogotá, Graffiti Art Raises Environmental Awareness
A Colombian street artist shares his story.
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Restoring Freshwater Fisheries in the Colombian Amazon
Overfishing isn’t just an environmental problem — it’s also a social one, as fish is the main protein source for local families.
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UN Climate Standstill Contrasts With Evidence of a Climate Crisis
So far at COP 18, there is a frightening absence of leadership and commitment.
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Nations Commit to Double Biodiversity Funding — But Is It Enough?
Environmental economist and CI board member Pavan Sukhdev reacts to the outcome of the U.N. biodiversity meeting.
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Conserving the Coral Reefs and Rainforests of “Europe”
The EU’s overseas territories may seem small, but they are ecological giants.
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Capturing Photos, Hearts and Minds in Haiti’s Remnant Forests
CI’s Robin Moore has co-founded a new project that uses photography to connect youth with nature.
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