Here are three things that no one is talking about this Earth Day.
Continue reading "3 things no one is talking about this Earth Day"
Tag Archives: Cambodia
On World Storytelling Day, a veteran filmmaker shares his secrets
New technology and new techniques have revolutionized how we tell nature’s stories.
Continue reading "On World Storytelling Day, a veteran filmmaker shares his secrets"
Fish or hydropower? New research eases choices in one of world’s most important rivers
CI scientist’s research finds harmony between fish and hydropower.
Head for the mountains: Three stories you should read
CI is working to protect mountain habitats around the world
Continue reading "Head for the mountains: Three stories you should read"
Sticker shock: This country’s taste for ‘bushmeat’ comes at a terrible price
An in-your-face campaign aims to shock Cambodians into giving up their taste for wild animal meat — before it’s too late.
Continue reading "Sticker shock: This country’s taste for ‘bushmeat’ comes at a terrible price"
Our critical allies for elephants
Elephants illustrate a core truth about conservation work: It must be done alongside local communities.
My ‘aha!’ moment: A trip to an empty nature reserve
For David Emmett, teaching biology in Malawi delivered a reality check on the intersection between conservation, poverty, food insecurity and education that shaped his career.
Continue reading "My ‘aha!’ moment: A trip to an empty nature reserve"
To protect nature and boost economy, Cambodia must follow Costa Rica’s lead
Here’s why Costa Rica’s success fighting deforestation and poverty can be a useful model for Cambodia.
Continue reading "To protect nature and boost economy, Cambodia must follow Costa Rica’s lead"
Cambodia makes bold move to protect its vanishing forests
This announcement declared new conservation commitments for critical forests across five new protected areas.
Continue reading "Cambodia makes bold move to protect its vanishing forests"
A scientific treasure hunt to find — and save — nature’s ‘capital’
Conservation International scientists are using maps to figure out which natural areas are most vital for Cambodia’s 15 million people.
Continue reading "A scientific treasure hunt to find — and save — nature’s ‘capital’"