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To stop climate catastrophe, there are certain places on Earth that we simply cannot afford to destroy, according to new research
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To stop climate catastrophe, there are certain places on Earth that we simply cannot afford to destroy, according to new research by Conservation International scientists.
In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, Conservation International's CEO has an important message: We must continue to protect nature so that people and the planet thrive together.
Despite dire headlines, tropical forests are still among our best allies to fight climate change, an expert explains.
Conservation News spoke to the lead author of a groundbreaking new study that offers a solution to save more than half of the world's species that are at risk of extinction, while slowing climate change.
Conservation News spoke with Conservation International's Mark Erdmann about his job as a marine biologist, where he spends almost as much time underwater discovering new species as he does helping communities above ground conserve them.
This month, Conservation News is revisiting some of the most interesting and significant stories and issues we covered in 2019.
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