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Small-scale fishers need a seat at the table of coral-reef management

As rights-holders and local stewards, small-scale fishers require a seat at the table of coral-reef management, to co-create solutions for blue foods and flourishing ecosystems.

Our Commitment to Collective Progress

This April 22, let’s consider what each of us can do to fast-track our collective progress toward Earth Day’s goals.

Packard Foundation Commits $480 Million to Ocean Conservation

The David & Lucile Packard Foundation announced their $480M commitment over the next five years to advance Ocean Conservation in core countries (US, Indonesia, China, Chile) on fisheries, habitat conservation, 30×30, and in the nexus of ocean and climate change.

UN names veteran EU official Astrid Schomaker as new biodiversity chief

German’s appointment to head Convention on Biological Diversity follows global failure to meet any targets on protecting ecosystems.

Linguistic biodiversity, the climate crisis and the preservation of ancestral knowledge

In indigenous languages, there are species inventories, classification systems, etiological narratives and, most of all, forms of diversity management, a fundamental technology for environmental preservation and biorestoration.

Here Are Four Good Examples of How to Reverse Environmental Damage

From restoring coral to fire-proofing forests, repairing damaged ecosystems is possible and people are doing it successfully all over the planet.

Monitoring and measuring biodiversity require more than just numbers; scientists advocate for change

Human actions influence the success and how species spread throughout geographic locations.

Experts Warn Climate Change Will Fuel Spread of Infectious Diseases

A team of infectious diseases experts is calling for more awareness and preparedness in the medical field to deal with the impact of climate change on the spread of diseases.

Environmental Racism In Death Alley, Louisiana

A stretch of the Mississippi River once called ‘Plantation Country’ is now the ‘Petrochemical Corridor’, known to those who breathe its toxic air as ‘Death Alley’.

A Complete Guide to Eco-Friendly Travel

26 actionable things you can do to make the world a little better, no matter where you are.