Remembering J. Peter Brosius: The Anthropologist Who Redefined Indigenous Rights and Challenged the Myths of Borneo
Executive Overview The death of Dr. J. Peter Brosius on July 29, at the age of 72, marked…
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Grassroots Resilience: How Communities Across Bangladesh, Mexico, and Thailand Are Engineering Local Solutions to Global Crises
Executive Overview Across the globe, the compounding pressures of climate change, ecological degradation, and rapid industrialization are forcing…
Melodies for the Deep: How the Fusion of Art and Science is Reshaping Coral Reef Conservation
Executive Overview Coral reefs, the vibrant underwater metropolises often celebrated as the "rainforests of the sea," face an…
Scorched Continents: How a ‘Super’ El Niño and Climate Change Ignited Asia’s Record-Breaking Heatwave
Executive Overview A blistering, record-shattering heatwave swept across a broad swath of Asia earlier this year, overwhelming power…
Shadows on the Riverbanks: How Drug Trafficking and Ecocide Threaten the Ticuna and Yagua Communities of the Amazon Tri-Border
Executive Overview Deep within the remote lowland rainforests where the borders of Peru, Colombia, and Brazil converge, a…
Boiling Tides: How Anthropogenic Climate Change Shattered European Marine Temperature Records in July 2026
Executive Overview In July 2026, European coastal waters crossed a critical ecological threshold, recording unprecedented, staggering sea surface…
The State of the Great Apes: A Critical Year for Southeast Asia’s Critically Endangered Orangutans
As the world marks World Orangutan Day on August 19, conservationists, researchers, and wildlife advocates are taking stock…
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In the heart of Jakarta, amidst the bustling capital of an archipelago grappling with immense ecological and social…
The Invisible Web: How Microplastics Have Infiltrated the Fur, Nests, and Bodies of Amazonian Wildlife
Executive Overview Long romanticized as one of the last pristine frontiers on Earth, the Amazon basin is facing…
Saving the Sea’s Pink Spiral: Can Solar-Powered Mobile Hatcheries and Community Action Save the Queen Conch?
By André Habet | Conservation News & Investigations Published: August 2026 Executive Overview For generations, the turquoise shallows…
