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January 14, 2023
Saving Vietnam's coral reefs
topic: Conservation
by: Alex Nguyen
A heroic association seeks to reverse and prevent the damage done to Vietnam's coral reefs and their ecosystems.
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December 28, 2022
Can COP15 save South America's most deforested region?
topic: Conservation
by: Cecilia Fernández Castañón
A historic agreement signed at the conference recognises the role of indigenous people in protecting nature. But what would it take to implement its goals?
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December 26, 2022
The scary prospect of a deforested Malaysia and the fight to prevent it
topic: Deforestation
by: Gabriele Bettinazzi
As destruction of Malaysian forests reduces biodiversity and threatens indigenous peoples, local environmentalists are mounting a vigorous counter-battle.
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October 15, 2022
Could game meat boost South Africa’s food security?
topic: Food Security
by: Cyril Zenda
A controversial bill is expected by many to ease hunger in South Africa. Others fear it would hasten the extinction of entire species.
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August 05, 2022
Kigali summit unveils African-led conservation scheme
topic: Conservation
by: Ndi Eugene Ndi
A-PACT is the first African-led financing strategy to protect the continent's land and seas. What will it take for it to succeed?
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May 13, 2022
Empower indigenous communities and protect biodiversity
topic: Indigenous people
type: Donation, NGO, Project
by: Quinta Thomson
Support the BOA Foundation's efforts to aid indigenous communities retain their lands, protect their biodiversity and regenerate degraded ecosystems.
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April 19, 2022
Combating illegal fishing at Darwin’s Doorstep
topic: Overfishing
by: Kata Karáth
With its rich blue waters and a diversity of stunning animal species, the Galápagos Islands archipelago is one of the world's most prominent [...]
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January 04, 2022
Contested policy could help save South Africa's endangered wildlife
topic: Conservation
by: Cyril Zenda
Experts in South Africa deemed wildlife breeding as harmful to biodiversity. Now private sector players are fighting a policy seeking to end the practice.
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December 10, 2021
Africa’s Pandemic-fueled Conservation Crisis
topic: Conservation
by: Rachel Nuwer
COVID-19 unearthed systemic flaws in our protection of African wildlife. But it also highlights opportunities for globally coordinated conservation efforts.
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December 08, 2021
As Hong Kong slaughters wild boars, questions of biodiversity loom
topic: Animal Cruelty
by: Sasha Kong
Hong Kong's wild boar cull is alarming animal rights activists and environmental NGOs.
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African Forest
October 18, 2021
Expediting the restoration of Africa’s degraded ecosystem
topic: Climate action
by: Bob Koigi
With millions of people depending on Africa's natural resources, restoring the continent's biodiversity is a key step in the fight against climate change.
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March 02, 2020
Global call to sustain all life on earth
topic: Climate Change
by: Bob Koigi
Under the theme ‘Sustaining all life on earth’, World Day is another reminder of the accelerated extinction, loss of forest cover and devastating epidemics.
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climate change
June 24, 2019
Why the economic game still outplays the environment
topic: Renewables
partner: The Beam
“Many companies fear the deployment of renewables as new competition and are trying to prevent the global energy transition.” - Hans-Josef Fell
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rhino sudan
November 14, 2018
60 percent of animal populations declined since 1970
by: Yair Oded
Countless animal and insect species have been eradicated thus far due to the destruction of their natural habitats and ever rising temperatures.
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Niger Delta
October 07, 2018
"There's hope for the future of the Niger Delta"
by: Frank Odenthal
The non-governmental organization "One Earth One Ocean" has been invited by the Nigerian Ministry of Environment to be part of the clean up in the [...]
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congo biodiversity
July 30, 2018
Profits before preservation: Who will save Congo’s biodiversity?
by: Bob Koigi
In terms of biodiversity, the government in DR Congo is again exerting its authority over exploration of oil in two of the most iconic national parks.
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