Corals, CI Scientists, and Climate Change The Phoenix Islands Protected Area (PIPA) is the ocean’s largest protected area, containing one
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A Wild Encounter
One of the many perks of not having an office job: looking up from your work to see a 1,300
World Water Week 2009 Wrap-up
World Water Week is an annual meeting to discuss the planet’s most urgent water-related issues, held in Stockholm, Sweden. This
Dispatch From World Water Week 2009
World Water Week is an annual meeting to discuss the planet’s most urgent water-related issues, held in Stockholm, Sweden. This
Stephen Nash: An Artist at the Forefront of Conservation Efforts (Part 2 of 2)
Read Part 1 of this series Conservation in Daily Life Nash is constantly awed by the wonder of nature, which
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Stephen Nash: An Artist at the Forefront of Conservation Efforts (Part 1 of 2)
If there is one thing about conservation efforts Stephen Nash would express to colleagues and budding environmentalists, it is that
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SCB 2009 Conference: Wrap up
The 23rd annual meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology, the premier professional conservation science association, was widely agreed to
Something’s in the air
As a new staff member at CI, I’m excited to be learning more about all the ways the scientific community
Verde Islands Vulnerability Workshop Day 3
Last day of the conference and everybody is tired, especially those that stayed up late drinking Tanduay, the local rum.
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Verde Islands Vulnerability Workshop Day 2
This morning I woke late and still have to finish my presentation. I am the first speaker and I have
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