In Biodiversity
Conservation
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No Longer Wild
How Natural World Heritage Sites Are Being Spoiled
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African Wetlands Project
Are ‘Blue Carbon’ Projects a Win for the Climate and the People?
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Artificial Islands
The Rising Environmental Toll of China’s Offshore Island Grab
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Science in the Wild: The Legacy Of the U.S. National Park System
As the National Park Service marks its centennial this month, the parks are being celebrated for their natural beauty and priceless recreational opportunities. But they also provide a less recognized benefit: the parks serve as a living laboratory for critical scientific research.
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Video Contest Winner - Runner Up
Chocolate in the Jungle: The Battle To Save a Disappearing Rainforest
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How Nations Are Chipping Away at Their Protected Lands
Winning protected status for key natural areas and habitat has long been seen as the gold standard of conservation. But these gains are increasingly being compromised as governments redraw park boundaries to accommodate mining, logging, and other development.