Mongabay Reports: In search of the 'forest ghost,' South America's giant armadillo
Since 2010, the Giant Armadillo Project has been researching the world's largest armadillo, an animal that despite its size and range across almost every country in South America, is one of the world'...
5 Loka 20217min
The key role of Indigenous rights for the future of biodiversity conservation
Two top guests join this episode to discuss the importance of Indigenous rights to the future of biodiversity conservation and efforts to build a more sustainable future for life on Earth. Victoria Ta...
29 Syys 20211h 3min
Mongabay Reports: As Gabon gets paid to conserve its forests, will others follow?
Gabon recently received the first $17 million of a pledged $150 million from Norway for results-based emission reduction payments as part of the Central African Forest Initiative (CAFI). Gabon has 88%...
21 Syys 20217min
Are tuna recovering well, like reports say? It's complicated.
We look at some of the biggest news from the recent IUCN World Conservation Congress, like the upgraded conservation status of 4 tuna species, including Atlantic bluefin. Is it really OK to eat such t...
15 Syys 202139min
Mongabay Reports: Can climate-friendly agroforestry transform farming in the U.S. Midwest?
Monocultures of corn and soybeans carpet 75% of the U.S. Midwest, leading to soil erosion, water pollution, and massive greenhouse gas emissions. However, a new wave of farmers is breaking the monocro...
8 Syys 202116min
What makes conservation projects succeed, or not?
The scientific evidence for what kinds of nature conservation programs actually work is always changing, and the use of such evidence should be standard practice when creating new programs, our two gu...
1 Syys 202157min
Mongabay Reports: 'Extinction denial' is the latest anti-science conspiracy theory
There's a growing refusal by some to acknowledge the ongoing global extinction crisis being driven by human actions, conservation scientists say. These views are pushed by many of the same people who ...
19 Elo 20218min
What can seashells tell us about the oceans' health?
Environmental journalist Cynthia Barnett joins this episode to discuss her fascinating new book, "The Sound of the Sea: Seashells and the Fate of the Oceans," about the many ways humans have prized se...
10 Elo 202159min
