A local conservationist reflects on what has inspired her career — and the challenges she faces in her work.
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Coffee Farmers Become Citizen Scientists in Southern Mexico
As a result of their newfound bird knowledge, farmers are leaving more trees standing on their coffee farms.
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Conservation Leaders Sharpen Skills in Canadian Rockies
At a recent Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP) international training workshop in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, participants were in the middle
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CLP Award Winners: Sustaining Wild Salmon Populations in Russia
The Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP) recently announced this year’s award-winning projects. Through these awards, 30 teams of conservationists in 19
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CLP Award Winners: Seabird Conservation in Peru
The Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP) recently announced this year’s award-winning projects. Through these awards, 30 teams of conservationists in 19
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CLP Award Winners: Protecting Mustache Toads in China + Vietnam
The Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP) recently announced this year’s award-winning projects. Through these awards, 30 teams of conservationists in 19
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What Fish Gonads Tell Us About Overfishing
In 2005, CI’s Marine Management Area Science (MMAS) program began a pioneer effort to characterize the reproductive cycles of several
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Expanding Sustainable Timber in Tanzania
There are many negative environmental impacts of globalization — increased pollution, depleted natural resources and an overtaxed food system, to