Special Report: Conservation & Biodiversity

South Africa's traditional healers are traveling further than ever to gather medicinal plants.

After traffickers murdered their co-director, PAMS Foundation expanded rather than collapsed. Co-founder Krissie Clark shares lessons on building resilient conservation

USAID abruptly terminated $8.5 million in funding for Ethiopia's largest community conservation area, leaving 20,000 Indigenous people without salaries and

Researchers at the Botswana International University of Science and Technology have developed a groundbreaking approach to wildlife monitoring and anti-poaching

In March earlier this year, Mary Phiri, 40, was at her home in Chilobwe, southern Malawi, when she heard a peculiar

Farmers in eastern Tanzania are regrowing rainforest trees on part of their land. The farmers receive payments from the sale

There are several parallel projects running across the world to save the northern white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum simum), one of

In a new study, published in August 2023, we sought to understand changes that were happening in California during the

There are several parallel projects running across the world to save the northern white rhinoceros, one of Africa’s captivating and

The African continent is responsible for only 2–3% of the world’s carbon dioxide emissions from energy and industrial sources. But

A set of studies focused on the China-Vietnam border demonstrates that the impacts of climate change will make transboundary conservation

Greenhouse gas emissions continue to climb, and so you might expect more of Earth’s surface to be engulfed by fires

In West Africa, mistletoes are found on many indigenous trees and several tree crops of economic importance. These hosts include

Scientists’ involvement in media reporting on fire leads to more nuanced and balanced messages. It can reduce fear and create

Carbon dioxide (CO₂) is an important resource needed for photosynthesis. Its low availability in the atmosphere has been a limiting