Addressing the Hidden Risk of Microplastics from Offshore Infrastructures
Offshore infrastructures of the oil and gas industry undergoing in-situ decommissioning is expected to release microplastics that could harm marine ecosystems.... Read More
Biodiversity and Ecosystems
How Do Wild Animals Survive Wildfires?
As wildfires get bigger and more frequent, wild animals living inside or near fire hotspots are struggling to survive.... Read More
Global Forest Goals Report: Forest loss and poverty targets are off-track
A UN report takes stock of the global progress related to forest goals, highlighting significant gaps in realizing sustainable forest management.... Read More
Non-Economic Loss and Damage: Making sense of our intangible loss in a changing climate
Global climate actions must acknowledge non-economic loss and damage as an integral part of the conversation.... Read More
Conservation Paradox: Managing the Overabundance of Endangered Koalas in South Australia
Despite being globally endangered, koalas in South Australia have exceeded sustainable population levels, creating a unique conservation paradox.... Read More
How Land Use and Climate Change Shape the Increasingly Precarious Balance of Global Deadwood Stocks
Deadwood is vital for forest balance and carbon pool, but climate change and human activities threaten this role.... Read More
The Need for One Health in Conservation
The relation between animal, environment, and human health underscores the need for One Health approach in conservation and wildlife management.... Read More
Opportunities and Challenges in Implementing Biodiversity Credits for Biodiversity Financing in Indonesia
High-integrity biodiversity credits have emerged as a potential pathway to strengthening Indonesia’s biodiversity financing ecosystem.... Read More
100 years of Sir David Attenborough: A Voice Calling for the Celebration and Care of Nature
David Attenborough's greatest legacy is the sense of shared responsibility to ensure that what we see on screen remains preserved for generations to come.... Read More
The Antarctic Ice Shelves Are Destabilizing in a Warming Climate
Climate change has caused ocean temperatures to rise and led to the melting of Antarctic ice shelves, with serious consequences.... Read More