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A Q&A with Mark Drew of the World Wildlife Fund on the outcomes of the Our Ocean conference and its relevance for COP 27.
Worsening drought, climate extremes and conflict are brewing a growing humanitarian crisis as the world looks on.
A photo essay of a journey to Charity Lanoi’s Maasai community project site, a GLF 2021 Restoration Steward.
Q&A with former BBC editor David Shukman and FAO's Malgorzata Buszko-Briggs
In the news: Global emissions must peak by 2025, EU cuts ties with Russian science, and Ukraine war fuels human rights abuses in Brazil.
GLF Live with Andrea Meza Murillo
GLF Live with Wambui Paula Waibochi, Adrian Leitoro, Safiatou Nana and Patricia Kombo
In Asia and Africa, researchers examine the biodiversity benefits inherent to the preservation of sacred groves.
GLF Live with Iryna Stavchuk and Moosa Elayah
Climate success is possible – but only by cutting emissions in all sectors right now.
Socotra, the remote home of the dragon blood tree, faces an uncertain future due to climate change, invasive species and more.
Sustainable finance forum discusses realities and regulations of funding nature-based solutions to climate change.
In this news roundup: Heatwaves hit both poles, microplastics found in human blood, and how the metaverse could heal the planet.
To glean knowledge on biodiversity, experts are increasingly listening to the acoustic clues found in landscapes.
