Category: Biodiversity

As wildlife tourism grounds to a halt, who will pay for the conservation of nature?

Johan Robinson, from UN Environment, argues that if we want to conserve nature, we must share the cost of conservation which is currently disproportionally borne by poor communities.

African national parks close to protect gorillas and chimpanzees from coronavirus

Some national parks in Rwanda and Congo are temporarily closing to protect their residents from coronavirus. But what impact will this have on their income and conservation efforts?

A message from Australia: A tour operator’s guide to surviving catastrophe

Here is a hard-earned Dos and Don’ts Guide, before, during and after a disaster. I hope other operators don’t have to go through what we’ve been through. But I fear it is already happening to many, worldwide.

The Corona Connection: Forest loss drives viruses as well as climate change

The same forest destruction that accelerates climate change can also encourage the emergence of diseases such as the coronavirus, Indigenous Peoples’ leaders said

Raze here, save there: Do biodiversity offsets work for people or ecosystems?

Today, there are an estimated 13,000 biodiversity offsets across the world. However, these projects suffer from all the problems of any conservation project in a poorly regulated country, including elite capture.

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Discover Puerto Rico, the Island’s official Destination Marketing Organization (DMO), announces its Valentine’s Day initiative, “Love Letter from Puerto Rico,” with Puerto Rican actor and producer Amaury Nolasco.