Despite all our technology and science, humans know very little about the world’s largest fish.
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Support Grows for Global Partnership for Oceans
Yesterday in Rio, more than 80 participants voiced support for this important initiative.
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Ocean Regulation Has Helped Restore Health of U.S. Waters
Forty years after the enactment of important ocean policies, American coastlines are a different place.
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Saving Miles of Ocean
Without conservation action, many commercially important fish could go extinct — putting food sources and jobs at risk.
World Food Day Reminds Me Why I Work for CI
Before joining Conservation International, I spent 10 years at a nonprofit working to alleviate poverty and hunger around the world.
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Recognizing World Food Day
This Sunday is World Food Day, a time to pause and think about where our food comes from and what
Promoting Sustainable Aquaculture in Southeast Asia’s Largest Lake
Feed your family today or conserve for tomorrow? This question illustrates the struggle faced by the 3 million Cambodians dependent
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CI Marine Sites Among Best Protected Areas in the Philippines
In 2005, CI-Philippines began working in the Verde Island Passage (VIP), a globally significant marine biodiversity corridor that’s home to
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Loving What Lurks Below: Why We Save Sharks
This past Sunday night, my younger brother Nate and I settled onto the couch to watch the Discovery Channel’s “Shark
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Sustainable Seafood and How to Find It
You have heard by now that ocean health is in serious decline, and fish stocks are increasingly being depleted. What