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15 forces that could reshape conservation in the next 10 years

Brigitte Bardot, who turned fame into a lifelong fight for animals

Clark Lungren and the case for compromise in conservation

Joann Andrews, a patient force behind Yucatán’s protected landscapes

Jay M. Savage, witness to disappearing frogs and builder of tropical science

Kristina Gjerde, defender of the deep ocean, has died

The year in rainforests 2025: Deforestation fell; the risks did not

Stuart Brooks, peat protector, has died

Tell Hicks, reptile artist

France’s largest rewilding project

William Bond, grasslands researcher who reminded conservation that context matters, has died

2025: A year of consequence for Mongabay’s journalism

Joanna Macy, author and teacher who turned despair into connection and agency

Neddy Mulimo treated ranger welfare as conservation

Daniel Ole Sambu, who helped lions and people coexist, died at age 51

Bethany “Bee” Smith, researcher who documented a megamouth shark alive, died in a diving accident, aged 24

Environmental defenders & conservationists who died in 2025

Jeff Foott, chronicler of ice, rock, and change, has died, aged 80

Rethinking how we talk about conservation—and why it matters

The value of journalism in the AI era

Navigating the complex world of reforestation efforts

From Kalimantan’s haze to Jakarta’s grit: A journalist’s journey

Sumatra’s ‘natural’ disaster wasn’t natural: How deforestation turned a rare cyclone catastrophic

Chris Grinter has spent much of his life surrounded by insects

Iain Douglas-Hamilton, elephant protector, has died at 83

Balancing evidence and empathy in an age of doubt

Cristina Gallardo, 39, a devoted guardian of Spain’s wild places, is lost to a fall

Lemurs are at risk. So are the people protecting them.

How dropping ads set us free to focus on impact

Turning adventure into data

Jean Beasley, who turned her young daughter’s dying wish into a mission to save sea turtles, has died

Small grants can empower the next generation of conservationists

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