Rebecca Kessler

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Butterflies stand out as useful bioindicators in Malaysia

Michael Buelna 29 May 2015

Vaquita porpoises down to ‘way less than 100,’ Mexican agents shoot fisherman while enforcing new protected area

Rebecca Kessler 29 May 2015

Community conservation increases endangered monkey population in Peru

Joanna Parkman 29 May 2015

‘Green’ hydropower dam fuels charges of gross human rights violations

Shreya Dasgupta 27 May 2015

Offshore drilling proposed in Belize’s spectacular marine areas

Mrinalini Erkenswick Watsa 26 May 2015

Mining and Energy Contracts under Investigation as Corruption Scandals Rock Guatemala

Sandra Cuffe 22 May 2015

How to solve the global fish crisis? Ban fishing on the high seas

Sandhya Sekar 22 May 2015

Photos from the front: the California oil spill in pictures

Rebecca Kessler 21 May 2015

Nickel Mine, Lead Bullets: Maya Q’eqchi’ seek justice in Guatemala and Canada

Sandra Cuffe 19 May 2015

Flag states can be held liable for violations of fishing vessels abroad, international tribunal rules

Melati Kaye 19 May 2015

New genetic analysis aims to guide restoration of overharvested Myanmar teak forests

John-Rob Pool 15 May 2015

Food coating made with African ingredient aims to decrease food waste

Lois Parshley 13 May 2015

To improve food security, look to the forests, new report says

Mike Gaworecki 8 May 2015

Fisheries in developing countries stall on the path to sustainability

Rebecca Kessler 8 May 2015

Activist deported from Cambodia continues fighting dam from abroad

Rod Harbinson 6 May 2015

Javanese fishermen switch from lobsters to stingrays as an unintended consequence of new catch limits

Melati Kaye 6 May 2015

Giant Amazonian catfish threatened by dams

Sandhya Sekar 1 May 2015

Land redistribution in Zimbabwe threatens wildlife and human populations

Brittany Stewart 29 Apr 2015

Fracas over Costa Rican shark-fin exports leads American Airlines to stop shipping fins

Mrinalini Erkenswick Watsa 24 Apr 2015

Dam proposals for Salween River threaten tentative ceasefire between Myanmar government and minority groups

Mike Gaworecki 21 Apr 2015

Keeping up with the climate: efforts to reduce African crop losses face the extra hurdle of climate change

Rachel Cernansky 21 Apr 2015

The crop-saving champion of Tanzania: Bertha Mjawa

Rachel Cernansky 15 Apr 2015

Featured video: ‘A river in dispute’ documentary explores how a planned dam in the Amazon is affecting traditional communities

Agência Pública 15 Apr 2015

Unique center trains Tanzanian farmers to preserve their fruits and veggies

Rachel Cernansky 14 Apr 2015

New solutions aim to deliver more grain from farm to table in sub-Saharan Africa

Rachel Cernansky 13 Apr 2015

Combating food waste in sub-Saharan Africa

Rachel Cernansky 9 Apr 2015

Long considered tree-killers, lianas may actually help rainforest restoration

Jordanna Dulaney 9 Apr 2015

Overfishing leads to crashes in sardines and other forage fish

Rebecca Kessler 7 Apr 2015

Kaiduan dam in Borneo meets fierce opposition

Mike Gaworecki 6 Apr 2015

‘Lazy’ sea lion sons rely on mothers’ milk while diligent daughters learn to hunt

Nicholas Weiler 3 Apr 2015

Here comes progress: what will planned megaprojects mean for an Amazon city?

Bruno Fonseca 31 Mar 2015

Nobody listened to them: fishing communities to be displaced by dams want a say in their future

Ana Aranha And jessica Mota 30 Mar 2015

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