Rebecca Kessler

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Russia bans driftnet fishing, a reprieve for seabirds and marine mammals

Rebecca Kessler 10 Jul 2015

Zimbabweans near protected areas feel good about wildlife. Tourists? Not so much.

Kolawole Talabi 10 Jul 2015

Sarawak can meet energy needs without mega-dams: report

Mike Gaworecki 8 Jul 2015

‘Land sparing’ vs. ‘land sharing’: scientists weigh in on how to improve biodiversity on farms

Philip Rothrock 6 Jul 2015

US ambassador reiterates commitment to controversial Okinawa air base, a setback for endangered dugong

Greg Norman 6 Jul 2015

Can a wild fishery be bred? Indonesia’s plan to restock its oceans

Melati Kaye 2 Jul 2015

Damming Dissent: Community leaders behind bars in Guatemala after opposing hydro projects

Sandra Cuffe 2 Jul 2015

Meager post-Ebola harvests worsen food insecurity in West Africa

Lois Parshley 25 Jun 2015

Video: Vet describes emotional toll of responding to brutal rhino poaching

Mic Smith 24 Jun 2015

Social-media firestorm defends popular man-eating tiger in India, raising conservation questions

Apoorva Joshi 23 Jun 2015

Turkish government bears down on rural resistance to mining and hydro projects

Jennifer Hattam 22 Jun 2015

UN resolves to negotiate treaty governing the high seas

Rebecca Kessler 19 Jun 2015

New solidarity in struggle to protect Turkey’s ‘life spaces’

Jennifer Hattam 19 Jun 2015

Photos: periodic closure of fishing grounds boosts octopuses and helps coastal communities

Shreya Dasgupta 17 Jun 2015

Lack of stock data and incentives to collect it stymie Indonesian tuna fisheries on path to sustainability

Melati Kaye 17 Jun 2015

$4.5 Billion Spent On Voluntary Carbon Offsets Over Past Decade: Report

Mike Gaworecki 16 Jun 2015

Climate negotiators make key breakthrough on forest protection deal ahead of Paris talks

Mike Gaworecki 16 Jun 2015

A toad’s relationship with its prey endures in the face of deforestation for palm oil

Jordanna Dulaney 15 Jun 2015

Catch a whiff? Device aims to reveal age, gender, and identity of endangered wolves from the scent of their poop

Rebecca Kessler 11 Jun 2015

Experts question White House claim that new free trade agreements have strong environmental protections

Mike Gaworecki 11 Jun 2015

New fund helps groups buy land quickly to protect threatened wildlife

Mike Gaworecki 9 Jun 2015

Well grounded: orangutans are more terrestrial than previously thought

John-Rob Pool 8 Jun 2015

Amid rhinoceros poaching frenzy, dark days for South African society

Mic Smith 5 Jun 2015

Population of Maui’s dolphins slips below 50

Rebecca Kessler 5 Jun 2015

Photo essay: Polluted, overfished, and choked by weeds, world’s second-largest lake is ‘on its knees’

Isaiah Esipisu 2 Jun 2015

Have the ‘Bandit 6’ poached their last toothfish in the Southern Ocean?

Mike Gaworecki 1 Jun 2015

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

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