Biodiversity

World’s diverse biospheres ‘making peace with the natural world

Spanning from city to savannah, and from mountaintops to mangroves, the world’s 748 biosphere reserves should be celebrated for their diversity and contribution to

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Forests for healthy people, economies, and ecosystems

Healthy forests support the foundations on which humans, wildlife, and ecosystems can thrive. Investments in forests are investments benefiting people, economies, and our planet. The

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Golden mole that swims through sand is rediscovered in South Africa after 86 years.

De Winton’s golden mole has been severely affected by diamond and mineral mining activities on the South African west coast and we suspect that

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Endangered African Penguins Face Comeback Bid After Devastating Declines

The Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds’ hatchery and nursery is a non-profit where hundreds of these birds are hand-reared after

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Call for special issue “Biodiversity Change in Mountain Protected Areas”

Biodiversity Change in Mountain Protected Areas The announcement of the special issue “Biodiversity Change in Mountain Protected Areas” in our scientific journal eco.mont. Please

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Learnings From Pichavaram Mangrove Park, Tamil Nadu

Learnings From Pichavaram Mangrove Park Tamil Nadu Pichavaramnear Chidambaram in Cuddalore District, Tamil Nadu, in South India. The nearest railway station is Chidambaram from

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Vertical Farming

Vertical Farming Is an exciting technology setup to fix our issues relating to food insecurity, high levels of water waste in agriculture, and emissions

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The Great Green Wall

The Great Green Wall Faced with the alarming aridification of the Sahel region, in 2007 the African Union embarked on a visionary mission: to

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Reviving “Talun-Kebun”: Indigenous Permaculture Practices from West Java

Indigenous Practices from West Jawa In the heart of the tropics, where sunshine and rain work in perfect balance, lies a country with some

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Cayman Islands Mangrove Rangers Discovery Camp

In celebration of World Wetlands Day (February 2nd), the Cayman Islands Mangrove Rangers launched its first Mangrove Discovery Camp. The two-day camp involved a

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World’s diverse biospheres ‘making peace with the natural world

Forests for healthy people, economies, and ecosystems

Golden mole that swims through sand is rediscovered in South Africa after 86 years.

Endangered African Penguins Face Comeback Bid After Devastating Declines

Call for special issue “Biodiversity Change in Mountain Protected Areas”

Learnings From Pichavaram Mangrove Park, Tamil Nadu

Vertical Farming

The Great Green Wall

Reviving “Talun-Kebun”: Indigenous Permaculture Practices from West Java

Cayman Islands Mangrove Rangers Discovery Camp

Sentinels of Environment

Sentinels of Environment

Sentinels of Environment

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