‘Small mammals play a big role’: Q&A with Nepali researcher Dibya...
Nepal is renowned for its tigers, rhinos and snow leopards, but the country is also home to a rich diversity of smaller, less-studied mammals.These...
Embracing Nature’s Bounty: Exploring the Allure of European Organic Products
Dubai, United Arab Emirates — In recent years, there has been a remarkable shift in consumer preferences towards healthier and more sustainable food choices....
Even community stewardship can’t save rangeland beset by legacy of misrule
Land degradation, changing vegetation patterns, and depleting soil quality threaten rangeland across Africa, including Namibia.The Community-Based Rangeland and Livestock Management (CBRLM) program, funded by...
Airport proposal for Malaysian island doesn’t fly with conservationists
A proposal to build an international airport on Tioman Island in Malaysia would destroy coral reefs in the heart of one of the country’s...
Why should funding Amazon forest sustainability be the world’s top priority?...
In this opinion piece, Jonah Wittkamper, Mariana Senna, and Ricardo Politi argue that donors should urgently scale up support for the development of an...
Indonesia slammed for ‘bowing down’ in amnesty for illegal oil palm...
The Indonesian government says it has no other option in dealing with illegal plantations than to legalize them under an amnesty program.Activists have lambasted...
Roads are primary vectors of deforestation in the Pan Amazon
Mongabay has begun publishing a new edition of the book, “A Perfect Storm in the Amazon,” in short installments and in three languages: Spanish,...
Cambodian conglomerate sparks conflict in Botum Sakor National Park
For decades Cambodia’s Botum Sakor National Park has been carved up and the land handed out to companies as economic concessions, at the expense...
A just energy transition requires better governance & equity in the...
The global energy transition has increased demand for critical minerals involved in the making of products such as lithium-ion batteries, solar panels and other...
Drought cycles erode tropics’ ability to absorb CO₂, study finds
A recent study finds that tropical carbon sinks have become increasingly vulnerable to water scarcity since 1960, and are consequently less able to absorb...
Scientists: Fishing boats compete with whales and penguins for Antarctic krill
Scientists and campaigners recently documented huge krill fishing vessels plowing through pods of whales feeding in Antarctic waters, a permitted practice they say deprives...
Aviation’s climate conundrum: More than sustainable fuels needed
Critics and researchers caution that pinning aviation’s carbon-cutting hopes on sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs) is problematic. These fuels, derived from liquid biofuels, along with...



















