Think Wildlife Foundation·Apr 24, 2023How does CITES regulate the wildlife trade?The international wildlife trade, both legal and illegal, has grown dramatically over the past few decades and the increase in human…
InWWF -Together PossiblebyWWF Wildlife Practice·Nov 15, 2022The plunder of Madagascar’s forestsThe over-harvesting of timber, illegal logging and weak governance are decimating Madagascar’s forests. With the 19th Conference of the…
Steve Douglas·Aug 29, 2022The melody of chords in the key of life.In music, great musicians are led to similar and even sometimes identical conclusions based on their ability to individually and innately…
Jamie Snook, PhD·Apr 18, 2022How blending Inuit knowledge and western science has helped improve polar bear health — and why a…Nanuk, the Inuktitut word for polar bear, is an iconic animal, capturing public imaginations and starring in international marketing…
Beth Sanders·Nov 18, 2020Endings and Citizen Response-Ability9 ways to navigate the mess, the choice, the responsibility and the grief of our times
InmeetnwalkbyHouses Cheung·Apr 12, 2020限聚令下的港式茶餐廳：平日口不離三字經的老闆娘讚我靚仔「靚仔今晚想食咩呀？隨便睇隨便揀啦！外賣九折喎靚仔。」 （帥哥今晚想吃甚麼？隨便看看，選一下囉。外帶九折喔！）
Cmcc Foundation·Sep 24, 2019Addressing Wildlife Trade With Science And Local KnowledgeDue to human activity, we are currently undergoing Earth’s sixth mass extinction. Delegations from all over the world came together in…
InEnsiabyEnsia·Oct 5, 2018How well does this treaty really prevent wildlife trafficking and illegal trade?Since 1975, the treaty known as CITES has been trying to keep international trade from decimating wild species. But challenges abound.A response icon1A response icon1
Roxanne Joseph·Jul 6, 2018Scales, horns and skins: available online, all day, everydayIncreased access to the Internet is facilitating rampant online wildlife trade in South Africa. Roxanne Joseph investigates why it is such…
