Up in the clouds: how youth-led campaigns are saving the Chocó cloud forest
Read about the inspiring work of Reserva: The Youth Land Trust, and their fundraising efforts to save the Chocó cloud forest.
Overstory is taking root in Broadmead this summer…
Get ready for Overstory! A brilliant new art installation from artists Ivan Morison and Heather Peak is being displayed in Broadmead during August. Find out about the inspiration for their art and their conservation efforts.
Podcasts, Pangolins & Me: Lessons Learned While Creating a Podcast Series
We hear all about the lessons that Jack Baker learnt when creating ‘Pangolin: The Conservation Podcast’ during the pandemic. Believe in yourself, listen to others and never lose the joy that comes from conservation!
Smelling for turtles: Pura Vida Y Tortugas
How do conservationists keep track of turtles and their nests? By smelling them, of course! We learn all about nesting sea turtles in Costa Rica and how the COPROT team are protecting them.
Winners announced of the first ever Conservation Optimism Southeast Asia Awards
Meet the winners of the first ever Conservation Optimism Southeast Asia Awards!
To act or not to act: A journey with the bark beetle and a door into the wilderness of Šumava
When it comes to conservation, to what extent should we intervene or not in our attempts to help nature? Here we learn from the experiences of the Czech Šumava National Park.
Finalists announced for the Conservation Optimism Southeast Asia Awards!
There is still time for you to participate and vote for the People Choice Award. Your chance to recognise the efforts and achievements of those making a positive difference to the environment and their communities.
Motion for the Ocean
Marine conservationist Emily Cunningham shares how local councils in the UK are taking positive action for ocean recovery.
Addressing some of Uganda’s most urgent wildlife and conservation priorities
Meeting Dr. James Watuwa: A Ugandan vet who’s typical day can include rescuing a snared elephant, collaring a lion, or surveying mountain gorilla populations for the Ugandan and Rwandan governments.
How cultural identity is helping preserve biodiversity
In our latest podcast we hear from Miriam Supuma, a conservationist from Papua New Guinea, who tells us about birds of paradise, cultural identity and how traditional knowledge can preserve biodiversity