A human-elephant conflict video game may bolster conservation efforts
The multiplayer game tests conservation strategies for farmers interacting with elephants in Gabon, but its lessons reveal a need for human equity
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Yes, you can put a price on nature. Doing so could stop environmental destruction
Gretchen C. Daily won the "Nobel Prize for the Environment" for her work on natural capital
Los datos producidos por los científicos no llegan a la gente que los necesita
Las barreras de pago y lingüísticas hacen de los resultados científicos algo inaccesible para gestores y residentes
Scientists are producing data without sharing it with people who actually need it
Paywalls and language barriers make results inaccessible for local managers and residents
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Inside the political deadlock of establishing Marine Protected Areas in the Southern Ocean
Politics and culture collide as signatories argue over preserving fisheries and meeting conservation objectives
How one invasive plant can change a rainforest
The mountain apple's entry into Indonesia a century ago still threatens biodiversity there
What modern conservationists can learn from humanity's long history with rainforests
There's a growing body of evidence that humans have been modifying tropical forests for over 40,000 years