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Indonesia opens its ‘ocean account’ for sustainable marine management

Indonesia opens its ‘ocean account’ for sustainable marine management

The Indonesian government is designing a new scheme to measure over time the benefits provided by the country’s marine and coastal ecosystems for sustainable...

Peru shares its fisheries surveillance data with the world

Late last month,...
Food companies are setting their sight on net zero. Will they succeed?

Food companies are setting their sight on net zero. Will they...

Nestlé, PepsiCo and Kraft Heinz have announced long-term commitments to creating a sustainable food system. Amid consumer pressure and increasing backlash for the food industry’s...

Jail time for jaguar traffickers

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Brazilian Indigenous anthropologists turn the tables from ‘objects of study’ to active voices

Brazilian Indigenous anthropologists turn the tables from ‘objects of study’ to...

Three Indigenous women leaders who are also artists and anthropologists are reshaping the relationship between the peoples anthropologists study and those who do the...

Virtual meetup highlights networked sensor technology for parks

To encourage communication...
Woodland ants play a key role in helping forests regenerate

Woodland ants play a key role in helping forests regenerate

Ants scampering around in woodlands remain largely invisible to the casual observer, yet that does not mean their actions on the forest floor truly...
Brand aims to be 100 percent green by 2030

Brand aims to be 100 percent green by 2030

COMPLETELY GREEN BY 2030 Hansgrohe affirms commitment to company goals Hansgrohe is climate-neutral in all of its sites worldwide, and with various measures in place, Hansgrohe...

A Q&A with the Audubon Mural Project’s Avi Gitler

A public art...
Peru congress debates stripping isolated Indigenous people of land and protections

Peru congress debates stripping isolated Indigenous people of land and protections

A new bill under debate in Peru’s congress seeks to reevaluate the existence of every Indigenous reserve for isolated peoples to determine whether to...