Cristián Andrés Vásquez Bermúdez from Colombia was presented with an International Ranger Award in 2023 for perseverance, leadership and achievement in researching and conserving one of the most biodiverse places on earth.
Anety Milimo, a ranger at Mosi Oa Tunya National Park in Zambia, was awarded an International Ranger Award in 2022.
Students from 55 schools across South Africa took part in the 11th annual Rhino Poster and Public Speaking competition hosted by Lapalala Wilderness School.
Des élèves à Fredericton au Canada ont mérité un prix pour leur grainothèque, un endroit où les membres de la communauté peuvent se procurer gratuitement des semences d’origine locale.
Créé par l’équipe du projet Nature Pour Tous de Natagora, en Bélgique, les vidéos « C’est quoi ça » traitent de sujets en lien avec la nature comme les arbres, les insectes, les batraciens ou encore le loup, en utilisant un vocabulaire simple et accessible.
A group of Grade 6/7 students in Niagara Falls, Canada, were recently recognized for outstanding student leadership and contributions to Canada’s sustainable future.
Families In Nature brings sensory exploration through sound and touch encouraged curiosity and discovery to visually impaired people in Texas, USA.
A Biosfera está a utilizar um projeto de corais para a preparação de futuros mergulhadores, sensibilizados com a investigação e conservação das comunidades coralinas locais em Cabo Verde.
As ações de sensibilização ambiental da Biosfera impactaram mais de 30.000 crianças e jovens em Cabo Verde.
Biosfera employees, volunteers and the organisation’s boat crew, undertook a mega clean-up campaign and removed around 60 tonnes of waste from an important sea turtles’ nesting area on an island in Cape Verde.
A #NatureForAll partner in Bangladesh was presented with the prestigious Equator Prize this year for its work implementing the Sundarbans Eco Village.
Britt Gondolfi discusses efforts underway to enshrine rights for nature, particularly from an Indigenous perspective with Deceleration News at the 12th World Wilderness Congress held in South Dakota, USA, in August 2024.
Angute’karaq Estelle Thomson a Yup’ik traditional medicine practitioner from Alaska, USA, shared her wisdom on the importance of migratory birds in her community’s cultural and spiritual life with Deceleration News at the World Wilderness Congress in August 2024.
Prativa Kaspal shares how caring for her mother led her to working to save the pangolin.
Meet Sara Pineda, a Mexican biologist and National Geographic Explorer dedicated to biodiversity conservation through community-based conservation.
Meet Michael Ruggeri, a researcher at Oxford University with a background in environmental sciences, agriculture, and rural development.
The Nature Conservation and Study Centre recently introduced a new citizen-science program dedicated to studying and conserving pollinators in Nepal.
Hinano Murphy shares her stories about relying on the ancestors, working to protect life on our unraveling Earth, and the power of youth in the climate struggle with Deceleration’s Calendar Editor Ceiba Ili.
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