Science
Meet a scientist: The sustainable-seafood guru
Human Nature spoke with Jack Kittinger about his passion for protecting the animals — and people — in the seafood sector.
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The “Lost City of the Monkey God”
Researchers explored a remote, rugged jungle in Honduras — here’s what they found
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Women on a Mission
ELLE is partnering with Conservation International to highlight women on a mission to fight climate change
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Flying United?
Calculate the footprint of your United Airlines flight and offset your impact
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NEWS FROM THE CI BLOG
Climate Change
Pacific islands face hardships as tuna follow warming waters
Human Nature spoke with a tuna expert about the powerful ways climate change will affect tuna populations.
Forests
‘Ecological SWAT team’ documents treasures from a lost city
A team of scientists completed a biological survey of the “White City” of Honduras, a recently discovered set of ancient ruins deep within the Mosquitia rainforest.
Biodiversity
Your summer reading list: Nature edition
Four books about the environment that you should add to your reading list.
Oceans
Jellyfish or plastic bag? New VR film dives in to troubled waters
Conservation International released its “Drop in the Ocean” social virtual reality experience this week.
Indigenous Peoples
In Bonn, ‘superheroes of the environment’ take center stage
Speaking at the Global Landscapes Forum, Conservation International President Jennifer Morris called for “radical collaboration” that elevates the rights and roles of the world’s indigenous communities.
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