Conservation International scientists explore three specific ways to keep our oceans and forests healthy.
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Field notes from “Cambodia’s beating heart”
Cambodia is trying to stop the loss of its lifeblood: the fish that thrive in these waters.
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3 things no one is talking about this Earth Day
Here are three things that no one is talking about this Earth Day.
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On World Storytelling Day, a veteran filmmaker shares his secrets
New technology and new techniques have revolutionized how we tell nature’s stories.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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