ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PERSPECTIVES: How ‘One Health’ Connects Humans, Animals, and Ecosystems
Mongabay.org SRI Fellow Wendee Nicole published a cover story in May 2014’s Environmental Health Perspectives titled “Seeing the Forest for […]
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Reporter’s Journal: Finding Fiji Time
Amy West is Mongabay.org’s Special Reporting Assignment Fellow reporting on the state of Fiji’s coral reef fisheries. Watch her short […]
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Reporter’s Journal: From Panama
Read about SRI Fellow Ruxandra Guidi’s experience in Panama’s Kuna Yala comarca international conference on climate change and indigenous peoples.
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SMART PLANET: How Jane Goodall’s Legacy is Alleviating Poverty
Wendee Nicole, Mongabay SRI Fellow, recently published a piece on SmartPlanet’s Global Observer Blog. The piece discusses the connection between […]
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Reporter’s Journal: Fighting poachers and Mother Nature
Read about this photo and SRI Fellow Amy West’s experience reporting from Fiji.
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ANIMAL PLANET: A Birthday Exclusive – Q&A with Jane Goodall
SRI Fellow Wendee Nicole interviewed Jane Goodall for AnimalPlanet for her 80th birthday. The piece highlights Jane Goodall’s achievements and […]
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ANIMAL PLANET: Top 10 Reasons Why Everyone Should Love Jane Goodall
Mongabay.org Special Reporting Initiatives winner Wendee Nicole published a story on AnimalPlanet. The piece highlights Jane Goodall’s achievements and touches […]
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Reporter’s Journal: The Lesser Fish
Read about Amy’s experience in Fijian fisheries.
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SRA: Communicating the State of the Apes
Application Deadline: Sunday, April 6th – 2014 Logging, mining, and energy development have historically been major threats to ape populations […]
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The Amazon: Here Comes Progress
The city of Itaituba, in western Pará state, is home to several construction projects of strategic interest for the Brazilian […]
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Nobody listened to them
Hydroelectric dams planned along the Brazil’s Tapajós River will evict over 2,500 people from small fishing communities and kill […]
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Reporter’s Journal: a different kind of leopard
March is leopard coral grouper season in South Sulawesi’s Spermonde islands. The live fish sell for $30 per kilogram. Dead […]
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Mongabay.org honored with global innovation award
A global deforestation tracking tool developed by Mongabay and NASA has been honored as a Finalist for the 2013 Katerva […]
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Three SRI Winners Selected to Report on Drivers of Deforestation, Community Forestry, and Sustainable Seafood in China
Mongabay.org has selected winners of three environmental reporting prizes under its Special Reporting Initiatives (SRI) program. The three prizes, which […]
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SRI: Amazonian Protected Areas: Benefits for People
Application Deadline: Friday, April 18th – 2014 The Amazon’s system of protected areas has grown exponentially in the past 25 […]
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Two Journalists Awarded Prizes for Reporting on Pacific Fisheries
Recently, Mongabay.org has announced the winners of two environmental reporting prizes under its Special Reporting Initiative (SRI) program.The prizes sought […]
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Radio Story: Diving Over
A Santa Cruz family threw in the towel to CA traffic, to move to a tiny Fiji island without traffic […]
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Mongabay.org’s 2013 Achievements
In 2013, Mongabay.org: formalized an internship program that published over 350 environmental science and conservation news articles on Mongabay-News, which […]
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Eroding the traditional chiefly system in Fiji
Are villages becoming more democratic, and is that good or bad for fisheries? It’s important to know how local governance […]
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Romantic Allure of LMMAS
It’s a romantic notion to put people in charge of their own resources, but it’s not that simple. This will […]
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