How “wasted” is Changthang? A mapped conundrum
A high-altitude plateau where no trees grow. The place where the Changpa herders live. A dry and hostile place. A […]
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Publication spotlight: A social network analysis of an epistemic community studying neoliberal conservation
Link to article in Conservation Biology: https://doi.org/10.1111/cobi.70001 Authored by: Brittany Bunce, Elia Apostolopoulou, Sara Maestre Andres, Alejandra Pizarro Choy, Marina […]
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Authored by Ryan Unks Misreading the Northeastern Laikipia landscape Surprisingly, “community based conservancies” in Kenya often lack empirical support for […]
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Publication Spotlight: Prospects and perils in the geospatial turn of conservation
Authored by Jocelyne Sze and Laura Sauls Conservation increasingly relies on big spatial data (including global maps) for decision-making, but […]
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Philanthropy’s evolving role in conservation at the WCC
There were a number of firsts at this year’s World Conservation Congress. Not only was it the first year to […]
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Dynamics and messages of the World Conservation Congress 2025
The International Union for Nature Conservation’s (IUCN) World Conservation Congress (WCC) takes place once every four years. It is a […]
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OECMs: a debated key theme at the World Conservation Congress
Other Effective Conservation Measures (OECMs) were among the most prominent themes during the World Conservation Congress held in Abu Dhabi, […]
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Reflections on area-based conservation from the IUCN World Conservation Congress 2025
I recently spent a few days at the Forum segment of the IUCN World Conservation Congress (WCC) in Abu Dhabi, […]
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Tech and People at the World Conservation Congress
The recently concluded IUCN World Conservation Congress at Abu Dhabi was a real eye-opener for me. It was my first […]
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Data and Indicators at the World Conservation Congress
The World Conservation Congress at Abu Dhabi was an organised maelstrom of activities which CONDJUST attributed to by attending en […]
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Soaked back into fieldwork
Going back home to Peru, especially to the Amazon, brought me back to familiar places, smells, flavors, sounds, and feelings. […]
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A workshop exploring the Indigenous Peoples’ Lands map
Last September, Jocelyne, Dan, and Alvaro were very fortunate to host 19 participants at ICTA-UAB for a two-day workshop considering […]
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