Wild Talk

The world's "Big Plan" to save all life on earth

This month thousands of delegates will be attending a conference in Nagoya, Japan to discuss a...

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Saving the last western gray whales

Just over 130 western gray whales are alive today, and although the population is slowly growing,...

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Sacred Sites - their cultural and natural significance

The diversity of life, apart from biological diversity, also includes our diversity as human...

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Safeguarding livelihoods in a changing climate: progress in Mozambique

Adaptation to changing weather patterns, some of which may be attributable to climate change, is...

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Park rangers on the front line

Marcelo Segalerba has worked on the front line of conservation as a park ranger for many years,...

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What lies beneath?

The oceans are home to awe-inspiring biodiversity, much of which is yet to be discovered. They...

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Drama on the high seas

The high seas are essentially the oceans’ no-man’s land - beyond national jurisdiction and with...

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Raising the bar for the oil and gas sector

IUCN has been working with the multinational petroleum company Shell for the past ten years, with...

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Sustainable energy choices

As economies and populations grow, our energy consumption and demand will continue to soar for...

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What’s in it for me? Engaging local communities in conservation

Edmund Barrow, Regional Forest Advisor from IUCN’s Forest Conservation Programme in Africa, is...

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Care in the community - saving Kenya's forests

Forests cover less than 3 per cent of Kenya’s land area but they’re an important source of...

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Have fun, save the planet! - New book for children

Environmental news don't need to be all bad. Learning about nature and preserving it can also be...

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