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Study: ‘Green’ recovery proves better for climate, economies
on May 5, 2020
As countries begin to ease COVID-19 restrictions, green stimulus policies could help economies recover while tackling climate change, a new study suggests.
Notes from the field: Indigenous peoples protecting nature through tradition
on April 29, 2020
Right now, around the world, the work of protecting nature and the climate is happening in the field — and achieving small triumphs that don’t make the news. Here are three recent conservation success stories you should know about.
2020 was supposed to be the ‘super year for nature.’ What now?
on April 22, 2020
As the pandemic continues, Conservation International climate experts offer the steps that countries and individuals must take to ensure that postponing climate conferences won’t mean postponing action.
Study: Protect these places — or face climate doom
on March 31, 2020
To stop climate catastrophe, there are certain places on Earth that we simply cannot afford to destroy, according to new research by Conservation International scientists.
An open letter from our CEO, Dr. M. Sanjayan
on March 24, 2020
In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, Conservation International's CEO has an important message: We must continue to protect nature so that people and the planet thrive together.

Pandemic crippling small-scale fishing worldwide, study finds
on May 26, 2020
Conservation News spoke to Conservation International’s Dr. Elena Finkbeiner, about her new paper that analyzes the impact of COVID-19 on small-scale fisheries — and what must happen to pave the road to recovery.
Tired of ‘writing obituaries for coral reefs,’ surfing scientists find new ways to save them
on April 23, 2020
A new study outlines the relatively small steps humanity can take to ensure coral reefs’ long-term protection and productivity.
Meet a scientist: a species-discovering savant
on March 25, 2020
Conservation News spoke with Conservation International's Mark Erdmann about his job as a marine biologist, where he spends almost as much time underwater discovering new species as he does helping communities above ground conserve them.
The oceans are on the brink. Here are 3 ways to save them
on February 20, 2020
A look ahead at ocean conservation in 2020 from Conservation International experts.
On the trail of ‘Sharky McSharkface’
on January 22, 2020
The latest news on the travels of Indonesia’s tagged whale sharks.

Study: COVID-19 jeopardizing world’s protected areas
on June 3, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic is jeopardizing areas set aside to conserve nature, according to a study published yesterday.
Notes from the field: Indigenous peoples protecting nature through tradition
on April 29, 2020
Right now, around the world, the work of protecting nature and the climate is happening in the field — and achieving small triumphs that don’t make the news. Here are three recent conservation success stories you should know about.
Despite dire headlines, ‘it would be a mistake to write off tropical forests’
on March 6, 2020
Despite dire headlines, tropical forests are still among our best allies to fight climate change, an expert explains.
Credit where it’s due: Forest-carbon programs a vital tool to fix climate
on February 22, 2020
Conservation International's finance expert extolls the importance of forest carbon credits to tackle the climate crisis.
Conservation in pop culture: forest bathing, nature symphonies and more
on February 18, 2020
In an occasional series, we review shows, podcasts and more that bring nature to life for you.

Poaching, deforestation reportedly on the rise since COVID-19 lockdowns
on May 1, 2020
Poaching and deforestation in the tropics have increased since COVID-19 restrictions went into effect around the world, according to recent reports from Conservation International field offices.
An open letter from our CEO, Dr. M. Sanjayan
on March 24, 2020
In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, Conservation International's CEO has an important message: We must continue to protect nature so that people and the planet thrive together.
Study: Protecting tropics could save half of species on brink
on February 26, 2020
Conservation News spoke to the lead author of a groundbreaking new study that offers a solution to save more than half of the world's species that are at risk of extinction, while slowing climate change.
Sustainability expert to top execs: ‘We’ve got to figure out new ways of doing things’
on February 11, 2020
At a recent conference, Conservation International's corporate sustainability expert advised executives on why protecting nature is good for business.
In photos: Documenting Suriname’s unexplored wilderness
on January 23, 2020
Photographer Randy Olson joins a species discovery expedition in one of the world’s most remote forests.

What Will the Weather Be After Coronavirus?
on June 5, 2020
Pollution is going down, but temperatures could still rise. Here’s why.
How Water Infrastructure Can Enhance Sustainability
on June 5, 2020
Guests at the Sustainable Development Speaker Series discussed how water infrastructure can be leveraged to protect the environment and address poverty, inequality, and social inclusion.
Going Back ‘Home’ in the Time of Coronavirus
on June 5, 2020
An international student recounts her experience of trying to return home while borders were closing due to the pandemic.
The COVID-19 Pandemic at Age 31 Versus 67
on June 4, 2020
A graduate student shares her experience of trying to protect the people around her.
Real-World Lessons From the Spring 2020 Environmental Science and Policy Workshop
on June 4, 2020
Students investigated policy or management problems faced by their clients in government and nonprofit agencies.

UN launches push for net-zero emissions by 2050
on June 5, 2020
Businesses and city leaders are urged to back the Race to Zero campaign ahead of the COP26 summit in Glasgow next year.
Combat drone to compete against piloted plane
on June 5, 2020
The US Air Force will pit an advanced autonomous aircraft against a piloted plane in tests.
North Atlantic gannet found on Norfolk trampoline
on June 5, 2020
The RSPCA is caring for the gannet and suspects it was "blown off course".
Coronavirus lockdown wildlife recordings appeal
on June 4, 2020
Scientists want people to send them recordings of their wildlife experiences under the lockdown.
Weird weather: Can computers solve UK puzzle?
on June 4, 2020
A top climate scientist has called for more investment in climate computing.