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When Teresa Chang first saw the plot of land that now makes up the Amotape Dry Forest Private Conservation Area in the Tumbes municipality of northern Peru, she was horrified. It was 1997 and she was looking for a place near the sea to retire with her husband. But the barren 123-hectare (300-acre) lot that […]

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​​Chubb Ltd., the world’s largest publicly traded property and casualty insurer, has updated underwriting criteria for natural gas and extraction projects

Michele Menegon and a team of local and international scientists have just described six new species of thumb-sized chameleon in Tanzania’s Eastern Arc Mountains. The forest-capped mountains form an inland archipelago, stretching 900 kilometers (560 miles) from the northern tip of Lake Tanganyika to the Taita Hills in southeastern Kenya. Much like the 13 islands […]

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Washington, Feb 1 (Prensa Latina) Insects play a key role in nearly all ecosystems, yet 76% of the world's well-studied insects lasck adequate protection in protected areas, according to a study published in One Earth.

Protected areas can provide safe havens for insects, but many existing ones fall short, a new study finds.

PAUL EHRLICH’S CHICKEN LITTLE DOOMSDAY PREDICTIONS RISE FROM THE ASHES (AGAIN), Humanity has always been more creator than destroyer and paranoid rhetoric can’t change that fact.

A report at COP15 Montreal on protected areas lacks qualitative aspects of indigenous land

Protected areas are one of the most effective instruments for preserving biodiversity