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Wildlife Protection & Ecology• September 30, 2026 • Asep Darmawan

Guardians of the Darién: How Indigenous Communities in Panama are Pioneering Biodiversity Credits to Save Their Forests

Executive Overview Deep within the dense, perilous expanse of Panama’s Darién Gap—a formidable rainforest frontier traditionally known more…

Ocean Conservation & Marine Life• September 30, 2026 • Jia Lissa

Guardians of the South Atlantic: The Falkland Islands Fight to Protect Their Pristine Marine Ecosystem from Industrial Aquaculture

Executive Overview Just a single minute’s drive outside of Stanley—the Falkland Islands’ sole township, home to a resilient…

Environmental News & Journalism• September 29, 2026 • Nana Muazin

Guardians of the Marsh: How Indigenous Knowledge and Conservation Science Brought the Siamese Crocodile Back from the Brink

Executive Overview For decades, the silent, mist-shrouded wetlands of Southeast Asia’s Cardamom Mountains held a bittersweet secret. In…

Environmental News & Journalism• September 28, 2026 • Asep Darmawan

Guardians of the Wind: The Battle to Save the Rare Eriskay Ponies of the Outer Hebrides

Executive Overview On the windswept, mist-shrouded slopes of Beinn Sciathan in the Outer Hebrides, a living relic of…

Ocean Conservation & Marine Life• September 25, 2026 • Sagoh

Guardians of the Deep: A Four-Decade Retrospective on Marine Conservation, Climate Realities, and the Mission Blue Legacy

Executive Overview For nearly half a century, the global marine environment has undergone a profound, accelerating transformation. Once-thriving…

Environmental Policy & Conservation• September 24, 2026 • Reynand Wu

Guardians of the Living Earth: Why Indigenous and Local Resistance Will Decide the Fate of Global Biodiversity

By Jaqueline Sordi Comms Specialist, Greenpeace International Executive Overview What connects a small fishing community in Thailand, Indigenous…

Environmental News & Journalism• September 23, 2026 • Raul Delapena Setiawan

Guardians of the Frontiers: Why Indigenous Governance is the Missing Blueprint for Global Climate Resilience

Executive Overview From the thawing permafrost of Arctic Canada to the volatile slopes of the Nepalese Himalayas and…

Ocean Conservation & Marine Life• September 22, 2026 • Nana Muazin

Guardians of the South Atlantic: The Falkland Islands Fight to Protect a Pristine Marine Ecosystem

By the Investigative Desk Published by Oceanographic | September 22, 2026 Executive Overview Just one minute outside of…

Wildlife Protection & Ecology• September 22, 2026 • Dwi Wanna

Guardians of the Coral: How Indonesia’s Bajau Fishers Are Reviving Ancient Freediving to Save Their Seas

Executive Overview Off the sun-drenched coast of Poto Tano, a small fishing village on Indonesia’s Sumbawa Island, a…

Eco-Gardening & Biodiversity• September 21, 2026 • Evan Lee Salim

Guardians of the Lost and Living: Two Decades of the Biodiversity Heritage Library and Australia’s Vanishing Fauna

Executive Overview Marking its milestone 20th anniversary, the Biodiversity Heritage Library (BHL)—the world’s largest open-access digital archive for…

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