Could inland aquaculture help save the oceans and feed the world?
Mark Kwok has always loved the ocean. An avid diver and spear fisherman, he has travelled the planet in search […]
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Mark Kwok has always loved the ocean. An avid diver and spear fisherman, he has travelled the planet in search […]
Read more →Mongabay’s founder Rhett Butler was interviewed by Innovation Forum about the role of governments and business in protecting forests. The […]
Read more →The city of Itaituba, in western Pará state, is home to several construction projects of strategic interest for the Brazilian government. However, with local infrastructure fragile, residents are worried they will not share in the spoils.
Read more →The life of fisherman Rosinaldo Pereira dos Santos, generally known as Tatá, may take a very different direction from the one that the governments of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and President Dilma Rousseff have promoted through their social welfare programs. Living on the banks of the Tapajós River in the Brazilian Amazon, he has always had abundant food.
Read more →Over the next 18 months, Mongabay will commission scores of articles on fisheries from journalists across the globe, with a special focus on Indonesia, whose oceans span one eighth of the world’s circumference and whose new president seeks to strengthen the country’s identity as a “maritime nation.” These will examine a variety of aspects of the sector, many of which have not been closely considered.
Read more →Mongabay Special Reporting Initiative fellow and photographer Dominic Bracco II has published a slideshow titled: New practices in China’s ocean […]
Read more →Scientific American has published a sweeping piece on China’s impact on the world’s seafood resources. The article was produced by […]
Read more →Read the commentary by Mongabay Special Reporting Initiative fellow Erik Vance published by Scientific American.
Read more →Through the end of 2016, Mongabay will commission scores of articles about palm oil under a special program. These will examine […]
Read more →SRI fellow Barbara Fraser reports on the benefits of collaborative conservation or the Tacana people of Boliva. Read the full […]
Read more →Read Barbara Fraser’s newest SRI piece: Outgoing government wipes hard drives, slowing environmental progress in Peru
Read more →The Munduruku indigenous tribe have begun to mark out the limits of their land, in an action that could halt […]
Read more →The Brazilian government opposes granting traditional land to the Munduruku people since it would jeopardize seven proposed hydroelectric dams on […]
Read more →SRI Fellow Barbara Fraser reports on the true impacts of protected areas on the poor. Read the full story here.
Read more →Special Reporting Initiative fellows Pública has published an exclusive documentary (in Portuguese) about the latest decision in Brazil that would […]
Read more →SRI fellow Barbara Fraser reports from the Amazon: Innovating Brazil nuts: a business with roots in the rainforest
Read more →Special Reporting Initiative fellows Pública has published an exclusive piece (in Portuguese) about the latest decision in Brazil that would […]
Read more →Special Reporting Initiative fellows Pública has published an exclusive piece (in Portuguese) about the latest decision in Brazil that would […]
Read more →Special Reporting Initiatives Fellow Robert S. Eshelman reports: Forestry giant’s zero deforestation commitment put to test
Read more →Special Reporting Initiative Fellow Barbara Fraser reports on the niche of community tourism in Peru’s Tambopata Nature Reserve. Read the […]
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