Archive

Tag: Biodiversity

Steven Hartman
Joni Adamson
Greta Gaard
Serpil Oppermann

Through the Portal of COVID-19

Environmental Humanities Response to COVID-19

An Open Letter on the COVID-19 Pandemic

Will the next coronavirus come from Amazonia?

Deforestation and the risk of infectious diseases

Coronavirus is a wake-up call

Our war with the environment is leading to pandemics

Poaching spikes amid lockdown in South Asia

Authorities say loss of livelihoods and diverted attention led to a surge in illegal activities during the pandemic-induced lockdown

Jon Bridle Interview

Governing Marine Biodiversity

Life in the Deep-Sea

Evolution and Marine Biodiversity

Marine Protected Areas in the Open Ocean: The Implementation Agreement

One Planet, One Ocean

The making of a conservationist Prime Minister

Read about environmentalist Indira Gandhi, third Prime Minister of India.

Setting aside half the Earth for ‘rewilding’: the ethical dimension

EO Wilson's moral argument for restoring biodiversity Earth.

Anthromes

Biological Hotspots

Biodiversity Planning

The Convention on Biological Diversity (to which 196 nations are party and 168 are signatory, i.e., legally bound) is the world’s overarching biodiversity planning document.

Biodiversity and climate change. Vulnerable ecosystems: One example

In just a couple of decades from now there could be ice-free summers in the Arctic