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Botswana’s Elephants are Dying - What We Know So Far

Botswana’s Elephants are Dying - What We Know So Far

It’s no secret that elephants have been dying in northern Botswana over the last few months and that samples taken from carcasses by government officials have yet to shed light on the cause of death.

From Cancer To Class 4

From Cancer To Class 4

How Wealthy Western Nations Help Drive the Global Wildlife Trade

How Wealthy Western Nations Help Drive the Global Wildlife Trade

The COVID-19 global pandemic has drawn new attention to how people think about wild animals, consume them and interact with them, and how those interactions can affect public health.

Walls of Wind: What is A Derecho?

Walls of Wind: What is A Derecho?

An atmospheric scientist explains these rare but dangerous storm systems, an important and active research area in meteorology.

When Dams Cause More Problems Than They Solve

When Dams Cause More Problems Than They Solve

Dams generate power, store water, control flooding and create recreational opportunities. But dams can also threaten public safety and nature, especially if they are old or poorly maintained.

Designing Whole Communities That Give Back As Much As They Take

Designing Whole Communities That Give Back As Much As They Take

Although the pandemic has dominated headlines, climate change hasn’t gone away. Experts are calling for a “green” economic recovery with investments into low-carbon energy sources and technologies.

African Safari, Conservation and the Covid Connection

African Safari, Conservation and the Covid Connection

The struggles of Africa’s $39.2 billion tourism industry sector could cause extreme poverty, lead to an increase in poaching and severely impact wildlife populations.