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A slowdown, not salvation: what new extinction data reveal about the state of life on Earth

Are Belize’s fisheries policies delivering?

Gayatri Reksodihardjo-Lilley, who helped Indonesian communities restore their reefs, has died

Saalumarada Thimmakka, mother of trees, has died, aged 114

From rock music to rainforests: Akhyari Hananto’s unlikely path to impact

At her memorial, a call to carry Jane Goodall’s hope forward

Turning outdoor exploration into environmental discovery: Gregg Treinish and the rise of Adventure Scientists

A blueprint for communicating about the Amazon rainforest (commentary)

Brazil can protect its forests while growing its economy, says Arapyaú’s Renata Piazzon

Investing in the next generation of environmental journalists (commentary)

Indigenous communities protect Colombia’s uncontacted peoples

Beyond deforestation: redesigning how we protect and value tropical forests (analysis)

One man’s mission to rewild a dying lake

What might lie ahead for tropical forests (analysis)

The price of a monkey

Belize’s blue reputation vs. reef reality: Marine conservation wins, and what’s missing (commentary)

A fisheries observer disappeared at sea. His family still waits for answers

Heading into COP, Brazil’s Amazon deforestation rate is falling. What about fires?

Why facts alone won’t save the planet

California’s grand insect census

Bangladesh to reintroduce captive elephants to the wild

California learns from its beaver reintroductions

Why independent journalism is a strategic investment for philanthropy (commentary)

In memory of the Christmas Island shrew

Reimagining meat: The Good Food Institute’s bid to redesign the global food system

Forest Declaration Assessment reveals a forest paradox

Chris Allnutt, negotiator who helped protect the Great Bear Rainforest, died on September 21st

Plastic’s triumph was no accident. It built an economy addicted to throwaway living

Trust-based philanthropy: Lessons from MacKenzie Scott and Laurene Powell Jobs (commentary)

Measuring success in trees, not clicks

Chief Kokoi, defender of the Rupununi, died on October 12th

Mamai Lucille Williams, a quiet symbol of dignity amid destruction, has died, aged about 93

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