Science
Climate breakdown is here. It’s time to adapt. But how?
Fundamental shifts may be necessary to adapt to climate breakdown.
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Nature Now
In a new short film, activist Greta Thunberg calls for protecting, restoring and funding a critical solution to the climate crisis
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What's happening in the Amazon?
Four questions about the Amazon fires, answered
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Climate Change
‘Nature Now’: In new film, climate heavyweights make plea for the planet
A new film, featuring youth climate activist Greta Thunberg and writer George Monbiot, highlights nature's ability to help stop climate breakdown.
Forests
Four questions about the Amazon fires, answered
Conservation International experts explain more about the fires raging through the Amazon.
Biodiversity
‘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.
Oceans
Deep dive: New findings from our whale shark watchers
On International Whale Shark Day, we sat down with two Conservation International scientists to learn more about their work tagging the world's largest fish.
Indigenous Peoples
Meet 3 indigenous women fighting to save the planet
On the International Day of the World’s Indigenous People, we share the stories of three indigenous women fighting to protect the environment.
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