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The New Big 5: How wildlife photography can help save threatened species

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Horned lizard inVizcaino Desert, Baja California, Mexico. Copyright Graeme Green. By Graeme Green. This article was produced by Earth | Food | Life, a project of the…

December 4, 2020

Understanding traditional Chinese medicine can help protect species

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A traditional Chinese medicine practitioner selecting treatments. Credit: The University of Queensland as published by Phys.Org University of Queensland / Phys.Org | November 26, 202o Read the…

November 30, 2020

For less than half a percent of global GDP, we get to protect 50 percent of the planet—a pretty good deal.

By Peter Borchert

Editorial

I get hot under the collar when people intimate that there are “enough” hippos, or giraffes, or lions in Africa. Or that wildlands have to give…

August 27, 2020

We need a new vision for conservation, but who will pay for it?

By Peter Borchert

Editorial

Perhaps the reality that human welfare is inextricably linked to the overall health of the planet is at long last penetrating the babel of world news…

August 13, 2020

Rhino Poaching Down, but No Room for Complacency

By Peter Borchert

Editorial

Rhino poaching in South Africa decreased by almost 53 percent in the first six months of 2020. Since the beginning of the year, 166 rhinos were…

August 6, 2020

The New Big 5: How wildlife photography can help save threatened species

Understanding traditional Chinese medicine can help protect species

For less than half a percent of global GDP, we get to protect 50 percent of the planet—a pretty good deal.

We need a new vision for conservation, but who will pay for it?

Rhino Poaching Down, but No Room for Complacency

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The New Big 5: How wildlife photography can help save threatened species

Understanding traditional Chinese medicine can help protect species

For less than half a percent of global GDP, we get to protect 50 percent of the planet—a pretty good deal.

We need a new vision for conservation, but who will pay for it?

Rhino Poaching Down, but No Room for Complacency

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