Science
4 science stories you may have missed: ocean edition
Here’s a roundup of recent science published by Conservation International experts.
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CORPORATE AMERICA
A message to CEOs: It’s time to get real about the climate crisis
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FIRES IN THE AMAZON
Track the fires in real time — and get our expert analysis
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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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Climate Change
Ashes to action: 3 things we know about the Amazon fires
Here are 3 takeaways about the Amazon fires from Conservation International scientists.
Forests
Spider sleepovers, shark sightings and other spooky tales from the field
Are your eyes deceiving you — or is that spot on the wall crawling toward you? In honor of Halloween, Conservation International staff share some wild encounters with the natural world that still give them goosebumps.
Biodiversity
In wind-swept Andes, this (sustainable) wool is worth more than gold
Find out how one woolly species is supporting conservation work and livelihoods for communities in Bolivia.
Oceans
New book chronicles a lawless ocean
In a recent conversation with Conservation International CEO M. Sanjayan, investigative journalist Ian Urbina discusses his new book, which covers slavery, overfishing and human trafficking on the high seas.
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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