Conservation, n.: “The action or process of conserving; preservation of life, health, perfection, etc.; (also) preservation from destructive influences, natural decay, or waste.” What would Keep Reading
INTERVIEW: National Geographic Photographer Peter Essick on Our Beautiful, Fragile World
National Geographic Photographer Peter Essick on Our Beautiful, Fragile World Forty may be Peter Essick’s lucky number: He’s done 40 stories for National Geographic over the last 25 years, and Keep Reading
INTERVIEW: TIES Founder Megan Epler Wood on the Evolution & Future of Ecotourism
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INTERVIEW: Lek Chailert, the Elephant Whisperer of Elephant Nature Park
I've been a huge fan of elephants all my life, probably dating back to watching The Jungle Book as a boy. Coming face-to-face with a massive bull on safari in South Africa only increased my Keep Reading
INTERVIEW: Blackfish Documentary Director Gabriela Cowperthwaite Takes On Sea World
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INTERVIEW: Matt Kareus of IGTOA on Galapagos Conservation
Matt Kareus, Exec. Director of International Galapagos Tour Operators Association, On Galapagos Conservation We first met Matt Kareus two years ago, when he was working with Sustainable Keep Reading
INTERVIEW: Jill Robinson Fights To Save Wildlife Via Animals Asia Foundation
If you’ve followed wildlife conservation with even a cursory interest over the past decade, you know that Asia is the major hotbed for illegal activity in the wildlife Keep Reading
INTERVIEW: Cirque du Soleil’s Guy Laliberté On His Water Charity, the ONE DROP Foundation
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INTERVIEW: Rhino Wars’ “Biggs” On The Battle to Stop Rhino Poaching in South Africa
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INTERVIEW: Meet The Real Erin Brockovich!
Meet The Real Erin Brockovich! Long before Julia Roberts earned an Academy Award for portraying her on the big screen, the real Erin Brockovich was grabbing headlines as an outspoken Keep Reading
INTERVIEW: Jean-Michel Cousteau On His Father’s Legacy & The Future of Marine Conservation
An Interview With Jean-Michel Cousteau On His Father’s Legacy & The Future of Marine Conservation One of my earliest influences in the field of nature/wildlife conservation was Keep Reading
INTERVIEW: Defenders Of Wildlife Wolf Conservation Expert Suzanne Stone
Defenders Of Wildlife Wolf Expert Suzanne Stone On U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Ending Protection for Wolves Human-wolf relations have changed a lot over the course of America's Keep Reading
INTERVIEW: Kiva Director of Global Portfolio Giovanna Masci on Ending World Poverty
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INTERVIEW: Alan Rowsome, Of The Wilderness Society, On The Economics Of Conservation
The Wilderness Society’s Alan Rowsome The Economics Of Environmental Conservation One of the central philosophies behind GGT is our belief that responsible ecotourism can not only save the Keep Reading
INTERVIEW: CeeLo Green Launches GreenHouse Foundation To Help Kids Go Green
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Sustainable Agriculture: Is Will Harris’ White Oak Pastures the Future?
As we learn more about sustainable agriculture and the dangers of genetically modified foods from revealing documentaries like Food, Inc., we are increasingly concerned about where the food Keep Reading
