
I'm the founder and CEO of Mongabay, a non-profit that covers issues at the intersection of people and nature via a global network of local reporters. I also write and take pictures.
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From above, an intact forest can look reassuringly complete. A satellite image may show an unbroken canopy, a block of green still standing amid plantations, roads or logged land. For many conservation programs, that view has become the sta...
In the run up to World Ocean Day, I’ve been publishing a series of pieces on ocean issues. This is the last in the series. It focuses on a panel I moderated at the Philanthropy Asia Summit in Singapore on May 20th. The other pieces are link...
The Javari River separating Peru from Brazil. My photo
For protected areas in the Brazilian Amazon, one of the most basic questions is not where the boundary lies. It is whether anyone has the money to manage what sits inside it.
A reserv...
The amount of writing I’ve been doing over the past several months is not sustainable alongside my other commitments and responsibilities. I’ll be switching to a once-a-week publishing schedule. I may occasionally publish additional posts f...
I’m currently in the field with limited bandwidth, so instead of an article, here are two short pieces about interviews recently published on Mongabay.
Merlin Van Lawick at the Change Now conference in Paris to celebrate Dr. Jane Goodall’s...
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