By Lauretta Burke and Katie Reytar on October 21, 2010
Three-quarters of Americans have not.
By Janet Ranganathan and Frances Irwin on October 21, 2010
Nagoya delegates need to plan how the world achieves food security, before ecosystems reach critical tipping points.
By Logan Yonavjak and Nick Price on October 20, 2010
To celebrate biodiversity, look no further than the forests of the Southern United States.
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Enforcement of the amended Lacey Act has begun, both on and off the public radar. Here are tips on how to remain in compliance.
A new set of state-of-the art maps will help Uganda target livestock infrastructure investments and reduce poverty.
The World Resources Institute (WRI) is unveiling today a new set of maps illustrating possible market opportun
By Janet Ranganathan and Peter Hazlewood on September 20, 2010
To regain momentum on the MDGs, we must recognize the role of healthy ecosystems in successful development.
Nestled amid the concrete and steel of midtown Manhattan, the Ana Tzarev Gallery was recently abuzz with talk of a completely different kind of ecosystem: coral reefs.
By Scott Thompson and Paul Doko on August 20, 2010
CAR government and people will now be able to track and monitor the country’s forests and logging concessions.
By Kemen Austin, Fred Stolle, and Sophia Elmore on August 18, 2010
A new WRI project will quantify forest degradation and associated greenhouse gas emissions in the forests of the Republic of Congo.