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Les liens des communautés locales avec la forêt d’Ébo s’étendent sur plusieurs générations
Pour les communautés locales qui vivent autour de la forêt d’Ébo, dans la Région du Littoral du Cameroun, leur lien avec la forêt est profond et touche presque tous les aspects de leur vie.
Local Communities’ Connections to Ebo Forest Span Generations
For the local communities that live around Ebo Forest, in the Littoral Region of Cameroon, their connection to the forest is deep and touches nearly every aspect of their lives. At Cameroon’s independence in 1960, communities in the Ebo Forest were relocated, but the forest and the species found in it continue to be central […]
Dear Humankind: A letter from COVID-19
What future do you choose?
National Parks in Africa Suspend Tourism Following Guidelines from IUCN
Experts Recommend Social Distancing to Protect Great Apes
Coronaviruses and the Human Meat Market
What will it take to prevent another pandemic? Dr. Russ Mittermeier, GWC Chief Conservation Officer, explains his “human meat market” hypothesis and the steps the world needs to take now.
Ocho Cosas Que Debes Saber Sobre Las Ranas Acuáticas
¿Sabías que el 1 de abril es el primer Día Mundial de la Rana de Agua? Sí, es un hecho Todos estamos realizando un estricto distanciamiento social debido a la propagación del novedoso coronavirus (COVID-19), así que lo celebramos con una fiesta virtual llena de nuestros datos favoritos sobre las ranas. Antes de comenzar nuestra […]
Eight Things You Should Know About Water Frogs
Did you know that April 1 is the first-ever World Water Frog Day? Yep, it’s a thing! We are all practicing strict social distancing due to the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), so we’re celebrating with a virtual party full of our favorite frog facts. Before we begin our countdown, you may be wondering, […]
The Kakī Gets a Larger Love Nest
The World’s Rarest Wading Bird Upgrades Its New Zealand Digs The Black Stilt (Kakī) is the backcountry adventurer of the wading bird world. After all of its friends have left New Zealand’s Southern Alps for the winter, the Kakī shelters in place, toughing out temperatures as low as minus 20 Celsius. It’s the only non-migratory […]
How GWC’s Robin Moore Caught a Rare Hirola Family on Film
Portraits Spotlight the Need for New Sanctuaries to Protect This Critically Endangered Antelope Species
Dr. Bernie Kuhajda’s Big Love for Little Fishes
A long-standing love for fish has contributed to Kuhajda’s drive to help find the lost Syr Darya Shovelnose Sturgeon