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In Mexico, Totonac spiritual guides work with scientists to revive ecosystems
Juan Gerónimo Simbrón, a traditional healer, walks through the tropical forest surrounding his house until he reaches a ...
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Norway poised to sail past opposition with deep-sea mining licensing plans
Norway is poised to move forward with plans to mine for seabed minerals along its continental shelf despite public opposition ...
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‘Thugs’ disrupt Jakarta climate march as attacks on civil liberties increase
A recent climate march in Jakarta was forcibly disbanded by an unidentified group of people, which highlights the growing ...
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‘Indigenous women in the Amazon must be empowered’: Interview with Nemonte Nenquimo
At just six years old, Nemonte Nenquimo understood that there were two worlds. The first one was where her oko (a big house ...
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A nesting haven for sea turtles in Suriname is fading away
As little as five years ago, parts of the beach here were  500 meters or wider, more than a quarter of a mile, says Kiran ...
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26 elephants from Namibia moved to Angola’s only private conservation area
On Sept. 2, a team from Namibia’s Okonjati Game Reserve completed the last of four arduous translocations, taking a total of ...
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Coffee agroforestry holds promise for smallholder growers in Malawi
In the villages below Nyika Plateau in northern Malawi’s Rumphi district, coffee rules. It’s one of the most common bushes in ...
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Cambodian fishers-turned-citizen scientists monitor marine mammal deaths
Cambodia has a marine mammal problem. Dolphins, dugongs and other species are caught and killed in fishers’ nets or wash up ...
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An inventory for acoustic monitoring: Interview with Kevin Darras
It started as a simple spreadsheet that documented locations where researchers were recording sound to monitor biodiversity.