Amidst the hype and excitement of the opening of the Rugby World Cup last week in Auckland, New Zealand, extraordinary
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The Trouble With Being a Turtle … or a Fisherman
Throughout September, CI is bringing you stories about sea turtles and their conservation. Check out the Sea Turtle September website,
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In New Zealand, the Pacific Oceanscape Adds to its Winning Team
Recently, a team from Conservation International was at the Pacific Islands Forum in New Zealand, where world leaders celebrated the
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Pacific Islands Forum is Cause for a Conservation Celebration
Auckland is in the final throes of its preparations for the opening game of the Rugby World Cup. So what
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Indonesia Sees the Climate Benefits of Shade-Grown Coffee
Many of us rarely go a day without a cup of coffee. But did you know that the way some
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New Cambodian Bat Species Discovered at CI Site
Hot on the heels of the recent description of a new species of gibbon, based partly on work conducted in
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Finding Hidden Hawksbills in the Eastern Pacific
A unique study on hawksbill sea turtles (Eretmochelys imbricata) — co-authored by CI’s Bryan Wallace — was published today in
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The Secret Lives of Mammals
IN PHOTOS: See images from the camera-trap study We all love mammals — from furry pandas to wise old elephants
For Sustainable Business, Long-term Strategy is Essential
After a recent trip to Cambodia’s Tonle Sap watershed with CI staff, Frits van Paasschen, president and CEO of Starwood
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So Many People, So Little Land
As drought and famine threaten millions of lives in the horn of Africa, global food security — or rather insecurity —