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The Reuters Institute profiles Mongabay

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Monica Montefalcone, seagrass scientist, has died at 51

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Singapore’s outsized role in the future of ocean governance

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Conservation fails when it is treated as a project

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David Attenborough helped the world fall in love with nature. Then he warned us what we could lose

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The case for eating spiders

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Ted Turner’s other empire

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Mongabay’s pathway to impact

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Tierney Thys, marine biologist who helped make sense of the ocean sunfish

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Wildlife rangers face the danger. They also carry the aftermath

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The missing skill in conservation isn’t science. It may be resilience.

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Why falling forest loss in 2025 isn’t a turning point yet

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Peter Raven was one of the most influential botanists of the past century

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Ecotourism is emerging in the Central African Republic

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Don Janssen, zoo vet who promoted thoughtful leadership

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Nan Schaffer and the long effort to save the rhinoceros

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More monitoring isn’t always better. Conservation is starting to reckon with that

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Protecting nature shouldn’t mean exhausting its defenders

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They restored the forest. Then they gave it back.

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Luis Yanza sought accountability for damage caused by oil in the Amazon

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