Australian Brothers Defending Biodiversity Daniel Clarke and his family had a deep respect for fellow Australian Steve Irwin—the crocodile hunter. They were greatly saddened when Irwin died from a stingray barb in 2006. Shortly thereafter, 10-year-old Daniel watched...
United Nations Urges Nature-Based Investments Forests are critical to the way Earth functions. They lock up vast amounts of carbon and release oxygen. They influence rainfall, filter fresh water and prevent flooding and soil erosion. They are...
Reporters Often Killed For Exposing Rainforest Destruction Journalists who report acts of environmental destruction are risking their lives. According to Global Witness, 212 environmentalists were murdered worldwide in 2019 — the deadliest year so far. Tropical...
Conservation, Restoration An Imperative Global demands for food, feed and fuel continue to increase at unprecedented rates. Meanwhile, the agricultural land base needed for food production is shrinking in many parts of the world. To compensate, agricultural operations...
Indigenous Leader Recognized By TIME, Goldman Prize TIME magazine named Nemonte Nenquimo from Ecuador to this year’s TIME 100, its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world. She also earned the prestigious Goldman Environmental...
Mitigation, Resilience Strategies The AXA Research Fund has just launched its latest publication Biodiversity at Risk: Preserving the natural world for our future. This collection of interviews, articles and desk research explores the critical nature of...
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