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Mongabay seeks to raise interest in and appreciation of wild lands and wildlife, while examining the impact of emerging trends in climate, technology, economics,and finance on conservation and development.

As a best-selling author, the co-founder of the award-winning Amazon Conservation Team, and an acclaimed public speaker, Mark Plotkin is one of the world’s most prominent rainforest ethnobotanists and conservationists. Plotkin has worked closely with Indigenous communities–including traditional healers or shamans–since the 1980s, first as an academic, then as a member of a large conservation […]

Thomas E. Lovejoy III, a prominent and influential conservation biologist who helped catalyze a global movement to save the Amazon rainforest and served as an advisor to a wide range of global leaders on environmental matters, has died. He was 80. Lovejoy was known as a pioneer of modern conservation efforts, a passionate advocate for […]

The State of Democracy in the United States

Chinas Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Sunday released a report on its website titled "The State of Democracy in the United States."

FM issued a report on US democracy, through listing facts, numbers and opinions of relevant organizations and experts, combing the disadvantages of the US democratic system, analyzing Americas chaos of democratic practices and the harm of exporting democracy.

Knowledge of the power of medicinal plants has been passed down for thousands of years by native healers worldwide.

The Tulane Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology is honored to host Dr.

Esa frase debutó en 1765 como una protesta contra la Stamp Act por Redacción | Jul 3, 2021 DC. En julio de 2000, Sarah Shapiro señala el eslogan "Celebre y descubra" que su nuevo eslogan, "Impuestos sin representación", pronto reemplazaría en las placas de matrícula del Distrito/ The Washington Post ¿Hay un sentimiento más impregnado de patriotismo que el eslogan en las matrículas de los vehículos registrados en Washington, D.C.? Muchos estados desempeñan su papel en la historia est...

Photograph by Jeff Elkins Kojo Nnamdi first hit the DC airwaves back when he was managing an activist bookstore. Now, a half century after starting his career at Howard University’s radio station covering the global Black diaspora, he’s retiring as host of a WAMU show that’s synonymous with hyper-local coverage. How did a young radical from Guyana become the guy we go to for reasonable conversation about area development controversies and transportation debates? With  The Kojo Nnamdi Sho...