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How to talk to kids about climate change
on September 30, 2020
Here are five tips to help you talk to your children about climate change.
Climate Week: The climate solution in your cup
on September 25, 2020
This year, at New York Climate Week, one conservationist offered a climate-friendly solution to producing one of the world’s favorite crops: coffee.
Study maps climate potential of letting forests be
on September 23, 2020
Restoring tropical forest cover might offer an even bigger climate opportunity than previously thought, a new study finds.
Expert: COVID, climate change create ‘perfect storm’ for Amazon fires
on July 7, 2020
A year after unprecedented fires ravaged the Amazon, the latest data indicate the world’s largest rainforest faces an even higher risk of fires in 2020.
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.

In high seas, scientists see a lifeline for coral reefs
on September 14, 2020
Coral reefs on the high seas could offer a lifeline for the world's dying reefs, a new study finds.
5 ways you can help protect the ocean — in and out of the water
on August 20, 2020
You can help prevent an even more plastic-infested future for our oceans. Here are 5 tips to get you started from Conservation International's diving guru.
Big win for tuna fisheries nets renewed focus on human rights
on June 8, 2020
Walmart, the world’s second-largest retailer, just notched a major win for sustainable seafood. Conservation News spoke to two Conservation International fisheries experts about what this could mean for the global fisheries industry.
A ‘first aid kit’ for the world’s coral reefs?
on June 8, 2020
In new article for CNN, one of Conservation International's ocean experts offers a survival guide for the world's remaining coral reefs.
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.

Study maps climate potential of letting forests be
on September 23, 2020
Restoring tropical forest cover might offer an even bigger climate opportunity than previously thought, a new study finds.
Expert: COVID, climate change create ‘perfect storm’ for Amazon fires
on July 7, 2020
A year after unprecedented fires ravaged the Amazon, the latest data indicate the world’s largest rainforest faces an even higher risk of fires in 2020.
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.

In Galápagos, novel conservation approach finds ‘sweet spot’ between production, protection
on September 2, 2020
A Conservation International expert explains how an integrated approach to protection and production could help humanity transform how we manage the lands and seas we depend on.
Notes from the field: Protection protocol and revitalizing grasslands
on August 5, 2020
Here are two recent conservation success stories you should know about.
Conservationists: Despite pandemic, ‘there is still work to do’
on June 24, 2020
Conservation News asked three conservationists to explain their new realities during the COVID-19 pandemic — and why saving nature is really about saving ourselves.
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.

Hindu Kush Himalaya Nations Vow to Protect Mountains in Recent Summit
on October 20, 2020
Eight nations convened to promote sustainable actions in the Hindu Kush Himalayas, a powerful move amid political struggles.
Break Codes, Solve Puzzles and Learn About Science in This Interactive Game
on October 19, 2020
A new “escape room–like” game for kids and families offers a fun and puzzle-filled way to explore the discoveries taking place at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
Defining and Measuring Sustainability
on October 19, 2020
An organization’s environmental performance and efforts to be good places to work and have a positive social impact are three separate concepts that should have three distinct sets of measures.
Pod of the Planet Ep. 11: Lamont’s Open House Goes Virtual
on October 18, 2020
In this episode Marie DeNoia Aronsohn talks with Maureen Raymo, the interim director of the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, on her vision for the institution.
Video Projected on Glacier Beckons Worldwide Climate Action
on October 15, 2020
Youth and Greenpeace activists projected a video onto a glacier in Svalbard, following a trend of using glaciers to call attention to the climate emergency.

Extreme E invites scientist bids for ship research
on October 20, 2020
Extreme E are inviting applications from scientists to conduct ocean based research aboard their 'floating paddock', the St Helena.
Nasa's Osiris-Rex probe aims for daring 'high five' with asteroid Bennu
on October 19, 2020
Osiris-Rex will make the briefest of contacts with Asteroid Bennu to try to pick up rock samples.
Eating jellyfish: Why scientists are talking up a 'perfect food'
on October 19, 2020
Amid fresh concern about overfishing, scientists say eating more jellyfish may give us benefits.
Could cold water hold a clue to a dementia cure?
on October 19, 2020
Swimmers at a London lido aid understanding of what cold does to the body.
Why US election could decide climate change battle
on October 18, 2020
Who next occupies the White House could be decisive in the battle to limit global warming.