This low score shows how far we need to go to ensure the oceans can continue to provide the benefits we depend upon.
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This low score shows how far we need to go to ensure the oceans can continue to provide the benefits we depend upon.
Continue reading "Ocean Health Index Estimates World’s Oceans Score 60 out of 100"
Odd as it may seem, this iconic film helped inspire the careers of many young oceanographers.
Despite their tumultuous history, jaguars and humans are learning to live together in Costa Rica.
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With 85% of its forest intact, Guyana is leading the way for developing countries seeking green growth.
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With their new publication, two marine biologists fulfill a lifelong dream — and describe 25 new species.
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Technology has revolutionized how scientists collect ecological data. So how can we make sense of it all?
Coral reefs today are facing challenges that are completely unprecedented.
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For 25 years, we’ve been helping civil society groups protect some of the world’s most vital natural areas.
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Last week’s conference may not have brought drastic change, but there were signs of progress.
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What will a “green economy” actually look like? The good news is we don’t have to guess.
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