A recent study using TEAM data found that animals vanished before a major earthquake — a discovery that could lead to the creation of a warning system.
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Monthly Archives: March 2015
In the Colombian Amazon, Men and Women Share Conservation Benefits
The latest post in our “Gender + Conservation” blog series.
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This Job Training Is Better than Yours: Learning Dive Safety in New Caledonia
By certifying more divers on this Pacific island, we’re helping local people build skills that could benefit both them and the ocean.
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How Ecuador is Reducing Poverty by Conserving Native Forests
CI’s visual storytelling team is deep in the rainforest, documenting how conservation can improve lives in indigenous communities.
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Cyclone Pam Signals Slow-motion Disaster in Kiribati
CI’s Greg Stone gives a firsthand account of storm damage in the island nation — and explains why it’s a harbinger of things to come.
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To Fight Climate Change with Forests, Two Steps Forward
Recent successes are showing the world that forest carbon projects can work.
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In Remote Indonesian Villages, Driving Conservation Through Film
After watching our film, the community members spoke as one, calling for even greater protection of Raja Ampat’s waters.
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Recent Victories Show Momentum for Fighting Wildlife Trafficking
On World Wildlife Day, learn how this important issue is finally getting the recognition it needs.
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