In the first global assessment, the IUCN explored the risk of mangrove ecosystem degradation using the Red List of Ecosystems standard.... Read More
SDGs Goal 15
The melting permafrost in the Arctic poses a serious threat to the health of rivers, global temperature, and more.... Read More
Biodiversity and public health are much discussed apart, but they are actually linked. How are biodiversity and human diseases connected?... Read More
A study highlights the positive role of biological diversity in improving the mental health of urban residents. ... Read More
Citizen science serves as a vital tool in democratizing science and advancing the aim of ensuring the equitable access to scientific data and information.... Read More
Involving IPLCs as citizen scientists means combining their specialized knowledge and wisdom with modern science and technology.... Read More
Through its recent publication, FAO emphasizes the importance of preserving the balance of the wildlife-human nexus.... Read More
In California, the restoration of ‘O Rew is on track to hand the ancestral land back to its original steward, the Yurok Tribe. ... Read More
To help halt deforestation in Uganda, local women began making alternative charcoal briquettes out of food scraps. ... Read More
Noise pollution in urban spaces is an overlooked threat to public health and the ecosystem.... Read More

IUCN’s Assessment for Mangrove Ecosystem Degradation
Melting Permafrost Is Causing River Degradation and More
Biodiversity Loss Linked with the Rise of Infectious Diseases
Enhancing Urban Mental Health Through Increased Biological Diversity
Between the Lines: Climate Change, Development, and Citizen Science in Vietnam
Training Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities to be Citizen Scientists
FAO Shares Recommendation for Wildlife-Human Interaction in the Asia-Pacific
The Yurok Tribe in California Enters Partnership to Manage Ancestral Land ‘O Rew
Local Women Produce Alternative Charcoal to Minimize Deforestation in Uganda
Tackling Noise Pollution for Quieter and Healthier Cities