Science
New study dives into what's killing the world’s largest fish — and more
Protecting nature starts with science. Here’s a roundup of recent research published by Conservation International experts.
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Celebrating leaders of the climate movement
Today is 'International Day for the World's Indigenous People'
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Protect Nature for Climate
Natural climate solutions are at the heart of our work. We help protect and restore ecosystems that are key to preventing climate breakdown
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Ocean Conservation at Scale
Our oceans are in peril. From restoring coastlines to exploring the deep sea, our programs and partnerships aim to protect the ocean at a global scale
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Expanding Planet-Positive Economies
What if nature and people could thrive in the same place, forever? Our work protects nature so that it can help deliver sustainable development for all
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People need nature — and for over 30 years, Conservation International has worked to protect it. Through cutting-edge science, innovative policy and global reach, we work to protect the nature that we rely on for food, fresh water and livelihoods.
Latest Conservation News
Climate Change
News spotlight: Record deforestation could forever transform the Amazon
In case you missed it: Brazil's rainforests are in serious trouble.
Forests
The world’s oldest tree is facing competition: 3 stories you may have missed
In case you missed it: Two ancient trees bring attention to the threat of global warming, hybridization could help some animals adapt to rising temperatures and companies must decrease deforestation to prevent climate-related losses.
Biodiversity
News spotlight: Desert bacteria could unlock more powerful antibiotics
In case you missed it: Species living in extreme conditions could advance antibiotic production.
Oceans
What on Earth is 'aquaculture'?
In this explainer, we dive into “aquaculture,” a method for farming fish, which can sustainably satisfy the world's growing appetite for seafood — when done correctly.
Indigenous Peoples
News spotlight: Gullah Geechee people look to nature to save their coastlines — and culture
In case you missed it: Communities across the southern coast of the U.S. are now losing their land — and the culture it represents — to sea-level rise. Nature can help.
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