Cyanide fishing plagues Indonesia’s fishing industry
Mongabay SRI Fellow Melati Kaye reports on the leopard coral grouper in Indonesia. This is the first part of a […]
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Environmental Journalism and Education
Oil or conservation in Congo’s oldest park?
Special Reporting Assignment Fellow Daniel Stiles files a second report on the SOCO’s suspension of oil exploration in Virunga National […]
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Reporter’s Journal: Raising Baby Shrimp
Mongabay.org’s Special Reporting Initiatives fellow Melati Kaye is reporting on the state of the fishing industry in Indonesia reports on […]
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New Book Argues Extractive Development Doesn’t Have to Endanger Apes
By Special Reporting Assignment Fellow Daniel Stiles There seem to be endless laments about the destruction of tropical forests and […]
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THE JAKARTA POST: Scaling the Heights of Fashion
SRI Fellow Melati Kaye reports for The Jakarta Post on the fish-skin fashion industry in Indonesia. Read the full article […]
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Reporter’s Journal: The Fishermans’ Wives
Special Reporting Initiatives fellow Melati Kaye is reports on the state of the fishing industry in Indonesia. Read more here.
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TEMPO: World Coral Confab Unveils Two New Agreements
Melati Kaye, SRI Fellow for the state of Indonesian fisheries, reports for the popular online magazine Tempo on the World […]
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Deepening Pressure on Fiji’s Sea Cucumbers
Special Reporting Initiative Fellow Amy West reports on the dangerous world of sea cucumber hunting in Fiji. Read the whole […]
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Reporter’s Journal: From the Fish Warehouse
Mongabay.org’s Special Reporting Initiatives fellow Melati Kaye, who is reporting on the state of the fishing industry in Indonesia. Read […]
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Virunga, SOCO and Great Apes – which will win out?
What does SOCO’s withdrawal really mean for the future of Virunga National Park? Read SRA Fellow Daniel Stiles analysis on […]
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Book Review: Extractive Industries & Apes
SRA Fellow Daniel Stiles reviews The Arcus Foundation’s State of the Apes: Extractive Industries and Ape Conservation.
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BBC WORLD SERVICE: Climate Change and Community Forest Management in Kuna Yala, Panama
Mongabay SRI Fellow Ruxandra Guidi published a seven-minute segment on BBC World Service’s Science in Action program. The piece focuses […]
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Can Elinor Ostrom’s revolutionary ideas save the world’s forests?
Can Elinor Ostrom’s revolutionary ideas halt climate change, improve people’s livelihoods, and save the world’s forests? Read Special Reporting Initiative […]
Read more →Mongabay founder Rhett Butler interviewed by Breakthrough Institute
Mongabay founder Rhett Butler was interviewed last week by the Breakthrough Institute on palm oil and his optimism for protecting […]
Read more →Global Forest Reporting Network mentioned in Indonesia’s Tempo
Indonesia’s most prestigious news magazine, Tempo.Co, has mentioned Mongabay.org’s new Global Forest Reporting Network in its latest piece titled Map […]
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A Thing of Beauty: Former Miss South Pacific Works to Protect Seas
SRI Fellow Amy West sits down with Alisi Rabukawaqa, former Miss South Pacific and current conservationist in Fiji. West interviewed […]
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SRI: The Brazilian Development Bank & The Amazon
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Sunday, June 15th – 2014 The Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES) has emerged as a goliath financier of large-scale […]
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Reporter’s Journal: Disappearing Home
Special Reporting Initiatives fellow Melati Kaye, who is reporting on the state of the fishing industry in Indonesia, sends an […]
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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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