By Russell A. Mittermeier, Michael Totten, Laura Ledwith Pennypacker, Frederick Boltz, Cristina G. Mittermeier, Guy Midgley, Carlos Manuel Rodriguez, Glenn Prickett, Claude Gascon, Peter A. Seligmann, and Olivier Langrand.

"A Climate for Life: Meeting the Global Challenge" is a large-format illustrated book released internationally in the fall of 2008 in both English and Spanish-language editions.

By Alwyn H. Gentry

This field guide is the first ever to deal with the extraordinarily diverse flora of Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. All families that contain woody, epiphytic, or scandent species in northwestern South America are included.

By Timothy J. Killeen, Ph.D.

The ongoing changes that threaten the Amazon Wilderness – agriculture, logging, climate change – will likely be intensified under a South American initiative to build roads and other infrastructure across the continent.

Proceedings of the Annual Seascapes Strategy Workshop.

By S.N. Stuart, E.O. Wilson, J.A. McNeely, R.A. Mittermeier, J.P. Rodríguez

On 11 January 2010, the United Nations inaugurated the International Year of Biodiversity in Berlin. This initiative is timely, because the environmental movement suffers from an imbalance between its sense of urgency and its intensity of activity.

By Frank J. Bonaccorso, Illustrated by Fiona A. Reid, Aldi Oyarzabal, Stephen D. Nash, Lester Seri, Michael Hedemark

The bats, whose role as pollinators, seed dispersers and insect predators is of enormous importance in maintaining the health of tropical forest ecosystems, have been far less thoroughly studied in comparison with other elements of the Papuan fauna.

By Dick Watling and James Atherton

POCKET Guide. This laminated pocket guide with over 80 color illustrations to identify species and individual maps for locating them is the tool to have on hand to identify birds in Samoa and American Samoa.

By Jeffrey E. Moore, Bryan P. Wallace, Rebecca L. Lewison, Ramúnas Žydelis, Tara M. Cox, Larry B. Crowder

This paper reviews the available information for bycatch of marine mammals, sea turtles, and seabirds in fisheries of the United States.

By Peter Seligmann et al.

Five years ago development agendas were bulldozing their way into the last unspoiled places and conservation work was threatened. But a new environmental consciousness was forming, requiring a bold new approach. CBCs were created to take up the challenge.

By Susan Stone and Mario Chacón León

Climate Change & the Role of Forests: A Community Manual is part of a series of products created to provide training to indigenous peoples' organizations and local NGOs to support their efforts to bring information to indigenous peoples and local communities on the basics of climate change and REDD+.

By Will R. Turner, Bethany A. Bradley, Lyndon D. Estes, David G. Hole, Michael Oppenheimer, & David S. Wilcove

By Robert Bensted-Smith and Hugh Kirkman

This intriguing report identifies ways organizations can work together on managing marine areas and learn from each others' experiences by providing interesting regional case studies, including Seascapes, for support.

By Anthony L. Rose, Russell A. Mittermeier, Olivier Langrand, Okyeame Ampadu-Agyei, and Thomas M. Butynski. Photography by Karl Ammann.

OUR OF PRINT. Consuming Nature is a beautifully photographed book which depicts the devastation of nature in Africa as witnessed by some of the world’s most experienced conservation experts.

By Linday K. Glover and Sylvia A. Earle. Foreword by Graeme Kelleher. Published by Island Press, 2004.

Defying Ocean's End was inspired by an urgent need – to address the sharp decline in ocean wildlife, the disturbing increase in ocean pollution and the neglect of policies and resources to solve these problems.

By Colin Groves

Working from an encyclopedic knowledge of primates throughout human history, Colin Groves provides a quick-reading narrative that serves equally well as an introduction for new students or an illuminating refresher for experienced researchers.