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Despite facing barriers to their work, women continue to transform how we empower communities, manage natural resources, navigate human/wildlife conflicts, and educate the next generation of stewards. Photo by South African Tourism.
Elevating Women in Conservation
December 13, 2019

Today, women around the world are changing the trajectory of conservation. As the fate of so many species and habitats hangs in balance, women are rising to meet global challenges through collaboration, compassion, and courage.

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A rufous fantail (chichirika in CHamorro) darts through the limestone forest understory during a birding field trip at the 3rd Marianas Terrestrial Conservation Conference & Workshop. (MICHAEL LANZONE)
Conference focused on science being done in the Marianas
December 12, 2019

The 3rd Marianas Terrestrial Conservation Conference & Workshop is over. Held for the first time on Saipan last Nov.

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President of Palau, H.E. Tommy Remengesau Jr.
PICRC calls for nominations for the Tommy E. Remengesau, Jr. Environmental Award
November 28, 2019

Palau International Coral Reef Center (PICRC) launched the Tommy E. Remengesau, Jr. Environmental Award in 2016.

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The yellow-eyed penguin is thought to be the rarest penguin in the world, and is under threat. Photo: 123rf.com
Seabird conservation plan not tough enough, says advocates
November 22, 2019

A government plan to save thousands of seabirds from being killed by the fishing industry each year has been called weak and ineffective. The action plan details what fishers should do to avoid hooking endangered seabirds, but Forest & Bird said there were no penalties for not following

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healthy and intact coral reef
Coral Reef Conservation Program Awards $9.3 Million In Grants
November 1, 2019

NOAA’s Coral Reef Conservation Program has awarded more than $9.3 million in grants to support coral conservation projects and scientific studies.

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Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP) - Call for Proposals: increased funding amounts and increased number of eligible countries!
November 1, 2019

The Conservation Leadership Programme is now accepting applications to support projects in low and middle income countries and some high income islands in the Caribbean and Pacific.

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Grazing from kangaroos affects vulnerable native species. Tom Hunt, Author provided
Kangaroos (and other herbivores) are eating away at national parks across Australia
October 10, 2019

Protected land, including national parks, are a cornerstone of conservation. Once an area is legally protected, it is tempting to assume that it is shielded from further degradation.

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Energy and Environment Matt Kean with traditional landowners
Aboriginal-owned Mutawintji State Conservation Area doubles in size, adding to NSW national parks
September 12, 2019

The largest addition to the New South Wales national parks network in almost a decade has been welcomed by traditional owners of the land, who say it is a monumental cultural milestone.

 

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Conservation biologists find new applications for AI tools
August 16, 2019

Automated cameras and other sensors deployed in the wild are transforming the way biologists monitor natural ecosystems and animal populations.

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