Announcing the Conservation Optimism Southeast Asia Awards – join us in celebrating the positive differences being made all over Southeast Asia for nature, for people, and our collective future!
"I wanted more people to know how magnificent and important corals are, and to care enough to do something about them"; this thought resulted in an exciting storytelling project - I'm with Lorac! Read to know more about the journey behind the first novel of this project where Neus, a marine researcher and writer, attempts to spread awareness about corals and climate change using characters and settings inspired by her experiences working in remote islands of Burma.
Have you ever thought about your flying habits and their impact on the environment? Well, Dr. Noah Birksted-Breen went one step further and started a novel podcast at Oxford University to address this very issue. And thus, the Oxford Flying Less Podcast was born! Read on to learn about how this podcast took off!
Join us in meeting Jen GaNun, a musician, dancer, and wolf conservationist, on the Good Natured Podcast, hosted by Conservation Optimism! Jen speaks about her passion for using her creativity to spread the message of conservation, focusing on the endangered grey wolf in Colorado.
A story of hope, remorse, and transformation from the remote tropical forests of Asia. Arkajyoti shares his experience of an adventure in search of a "treasure" and how his journey transforms the perception of a local tribesman about his surrounding.
In Season 2 Episode 5 of Good Natured, hosts Julia and Sofia talk to artivist Sofiya Shukhova about the wildlife trade and finding inspiration in unexpected places. Learn more about Sofiya's passion for art and making an impact in conservation!
Read about how the Giraffe Conservation Foundation's Khomas Environmental Education Programme (KEEP) helps to inspire thousands of young Namibians by leading them on an exciting exploration of the natural environment.
Can we design for universal inclusion? Fionnathan certainly believe we can and should make universal inclusion second nature. But they need your help!
Find out how the next generation of inspiring communicators are finding effective ways to help people across the globe understand climate issues and take positive action.
Every possible solution for saving the Great Barrier Reef is reliant on genuine collaboration and engagement. In other words, empathy and connection to others.