Tara MacIsaac

About

Tara MacIsaac is a journalist and editor who started her career as a local news reporter for Epoch Times in New York City in 2010. She lived a double life for several years, escaping the big city to spend her summers planting trees in the middle of nowhere, Northern Canada. Forest stewardship has long been close to her heart, and she was happy to start contributing to Mongabay’s reporting on global forests in 2016. Now based in northwestern Canada, she also covers a variety of environmental issues for Epoch Times.

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Few answers for Indonesians who wonder what chemicals are dumped in their water

Tara MacIsaac 29 Aug 2017

Two Chaco Chachalacas in Bonito, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil. Photo by Dario Sanches via Wikimedia Commons.

Jurisdictional certification approach aims to strengthen protections against deforestation

Tara MacIsaac 4 Apr 2017

Indonesia’s clean coal dreams

Tara MacIsaac 15 Mar 2017

Cattle at one of the 70,000 suppliers used by JBS, one of Brazil's largest beef producers. Photo courtesy of JBS

Cattle industry lags behind in addressing impact on deforestation

Tara MacIsaac 9 Mar 2017

Indonesia’s last stand for a coal industry in peril

Tara MacIsaac 13 Feb 2017

Will there really be enough sustainable palm oil for the whole market?

Tara MacIsaac 7 Feb 2017

Consumer pressure to ditch deforestation begins to reach Indonesia’s oil palm plantation giants

Tara MacIsaac 27 Dec 2016

News and Inspiration from Nature's Frontline.

Java activists risk jail for exposing shrimp farm pollution crisis.

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