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This year’s U.N. climate conference, COP28, featured much-improved Indigenous representation from last year’s event. Yet despite intensive lobbying by the more than 300 delegates, most Indigenous and civil society leaders were left disappointed at the end of the summit in Dubai. “You see Indigenous leaders and Indigenous youth in every corner of the venue … […]

The crab-eating macaque monkey was one species deemed to pose a great threat to Florida.

Experts from academic, government and non-profit agencies gathered to evaluate potential invasive species to Florida based on the likelihood of arrival, likelihood of establishment and spread, and potential ecological, economical and human health impacts. Of 460 vertebrates, invertebrates, algae and plants determined to have some invasive characteristics suitable to Florida, 40 species were classified as being at higher risk of invasion. The determination of a species as high-risk does not mean ...

Milestone achieved with Eastern Africas First Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) Ecosystem Services Claim

Trying to use capitalsm to justify environmental protection: not a happy mix.

Tetra Pak Sustainability Report FY22: Acting for Nature

To jumpstart the carbon economy, scientists around the globe need to be aligned in how they analyze the solutions to the climate crisis

Discover how these corridors play a vital role in preserving biodiversity and ensuring the long-term survival of diverse species.

Shaken by global instability and a populist backlash, European nations are retreating from plans to reduce greenhouse gases, promote sustainable farming practices, and boost biodiversity.

The Guardian asks five climate experts to explain the key differences between 1.5C and 2C