When Manuel Lopes-Lima set out to survey aquatic biodiversity on the Corubal River in 2022, he’d set his expectations very low. The river that straddles
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Colombia voluntary biodiversity credit methodology is first to be approved
Cercarbono, a Colombia-based certifier of carbon projects, has approved a methodology that can be used to generate voluntary biodiversity credits, an emerging finance scheme aimed
Budget constraints limit wildlife protection in major Nepali road project
NARAYANGHAT, Nepal — Amid the clatter of drills and honking trucks hauling cement, sand and concrete, vehicles large and small navigate muddy tracks and potholes
As Amazonian rivers recede under drought, manatees are left exposed to poaching
Experts urge stronger law enforcement to curb the sale and consumption of manatee meat, while conservation efforts focus on educating communities on the importance of
Eucalyptus expansion worsens droughts and fires in Brazil’s Cerrado, conservationists say
Suzano, the world’s largest exporter of eucalyptus pulp, vigorously promotes an environmentally and socially responsible agenda: promising to slash carbon emissions, reduce poverty, and restore
Indigenous communities sidelined for Suriname’s new carbon credit program, critics say
Local and Indigenous communities in Suriname are speaking out about a new carbon credit trading scheme that they say the government pushed through without consulting
Mangrove park leads Bauang’s climate emergency initiatives
Indonesia Mangrove The Bauang Mangrove Ecotourism Park is a 163-hectare nature and tourism hub which features a boardwalk through the mangroves, a tree-lined camp site,
African Parks embarks on critical conservation undertaking for 2,000 rhinos
Simon Espley attended the pioneer stage of a brave and visionary project to translocate 2,000 farmed rhinos into the wild — 12% of the wild
Biodiversity’s Tower of Babel: The confusion & disorientation of Convention on Biological Diversity Decision 15/9 (commentary)
Underlying parables of biblical metaphors are often only dimly remembered. The name Babel comes from the Hebrew “to confuse,” בָּלַל (bālal). The tower so ridiculed