Please find below a summary of news and related items for this week:
MOU To Increase Collaboration On Conservation And Management Of Biodiversity.
The Main Objective Of The Agreement Is To Develop A Partnership Between The Two Organisations That Will Enhance…
Fiji - Cyclone Harmed Fijian Crab Fishery In 2016, Research Finds
The Research Could Help Government Agencies Address The Lingering Impacts Of Natural Disasters…
Palau - Conservation And Ecosystem Recovery On Ngeanges Island, Palau
Island Conservation’s Palau Program Manager, Loyola Darius, Shares The Story Of Recovery On Ngeanges Island And…
Many Small Islands, One Big Problem
Despite The Many Steps They Are Taking To Mitigate The Risks Of Climate Change And Adapt To A New World Of…
Missing Half The Story: How Considering Gender Can Improve Ocean Conservation And Management
Why Incorporating Gender Perspectives Into Ocean Conservation And Management Isn’t Just The Right Thing To Do…
World’s Most Popular Coffee Species Going Extinct
Savor That Cup Of Coffee While You Can. New Research Shows 60% Of Coffee Species Found In The Wild…
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Global Human Modification Map (HM) - Mapping Current Condition Of Landscapes
The Nature Conservancy In Collaboration With Conservation Science Partners Recently Produced The Global Human…
I Live By The Sea International Youth Contest 2019
In This Edition Of The Contest We Expect From Participants To Use Any Type Of Visual Arts To…
Top 10 Nature Photos Of 2018: Penguins, Sharks, And A Punk-Rock Turtle
Our Most Popular Instagram Posts Showcase Creatures That Inspire Vital Conservation…
The Top 10 Ocean Conservation Victories Of 2018
The Lack Of Major Ocean Conservation Victories In 2018 Is Not For Lack Of Trying. Scientists Have Done…
EcoWatch Exclusive: Ocean Conservation Expert Carl Safina On The Tuna That Sold For $3 Million
Bluefin Tuna Made The News This Week When A 612-Pound Specimen Of The Fascinating But Vulnerable Fish…
How A ‘Blue Belt’ Could Save 4 Million Square Kilometres Of The World’s Oceans
A Little Over A Year After David Attenborough Warned In Blue Planet II That Marine Habitats Are Being Destroyed, The UK…
Tourism’s “Invisible Burden”: Major New Report
After Decades Of Steady Growth, International Tourist Numbers Surpassed 1 Billion For The First Time In 2012. The Report Shows…
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Vai