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March 13, 2018

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End-of-summer reading list: 4 staff picks
As summer draws to a close, here are the five environmental books Conservation International staff can't put down.
‘Absolutely raw’: In remote islands, documenting nature brings high risk, high reward
Editor’s note: Louisa Barnes is Conservation International’s photography manager. Getting to the remote Aleutian Islands, a small chain in the
Bird-watchers spot illegal hunting in China
When the spoon-billed sandpiper started to disappear, bird-watching groups in China decided they needed to do something about illegal hunting.
Meet a scientist: the whale whisperer
We spoke with Olive Andrews about what whales can teach us about the health of the oceans — and her longtime friendship with a humpback named “Nala.”
What can a bird-catching tradition tell us about conservation?
Bird-catching paints a picture of the migratory habits of birds — information that could help scientists identify critical trends in climate change.
3 ways climate change affects tropical rainforests
On International Day for the Conservation of Tropical Forests, Human Nature explores three issues and potential solutions.
Saving the mangroves to save the clams — and a way of life
A community in Colombia ensures their mangroves and clams are around well into the future.
Climate, labor issues roil coffee sector: report
Climate change, poor labor conditions and the uneven distribution of value within the coffee sector are brewing a triple shot of trouble for coffee.
5 Father’s Day cards for our favorite animal dads
These animal dads at least deserve a Father's Day card for all of the work they've put in.
What makes a good nature photo? An expert explains
Human Nature sat down with Conservation International’s photography manager to talk about three of her favorite photos.