Erik Hoffner

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Erik is a photojournalist, editor, and award-winning podcast producer for Mongabay. Find his latest thoughts posted on Bluesky and see more of his writing and fine art photography via Instagram at @erikhoffner.

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Films celebrate big cats on World Wildlife Day

Trees are much more than the lungs of the world (commentary)

Agroforestry boosts rice and biodiversity in India

Kenyan farmers reap economic, environmental gains from ABCDs of agroforestry

Jane Goodall interview: ‘The most important thing is sharing good news’

Can agroforestry propel climate commitments? Interview with Peter Minang

WildSpeak conservation photography event set for Washington, D.C.

Betting on agroforestry in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest

Agroforestry: An increasingly popular solution for a hot, hungry world

Author Steven Kotler on tackling the biodiversity crisis with technology

From tarsiers to cloud rats, scientist strives to save Philippine species

On World Elephant Day, troubling times for African elephants

Madagascar’s radiated tortoises have personalities, too

Welcome to Mongabay’s New Website

Two things you can do for World Ranger Day

Business owners in top Belize destination want increased mangrove protections

Lawyer opposing U.S. resort developer in Baja Mexico jailed 62 days

On poaching in South Africa, education “has saved more wildlife than any guard with a gun”

Singapore statement on International Day of the Tropics: infrastructure deficit must be met sustainably (commentary)

Conservation comics to the rescue

Ten good news stories for Endangered Species Day

Should we be optimistic about the future of the earth? (commentary)

Mexican ecologist José Sarukhán wins 2017 Tyler Prize

Giraffes are endangered, groups argue, file petition with U.S.

Fantastic Beasts star Alison Sudol talks conservation and inspiration

Iconic musician Paul Simon announces tour supporting biodiversity

E.O. Wilson on Half-Earth, Donald Trump, and hope

Can fig trees regrow lost rainforests?

Jane Goodall on zoos and tech as conservation tools

“Carbon farming” good for the climate, farmers, and biodiversity

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