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Conservation must acknowledge animal sentience (commentary)

A rich person’s profession? Young conservationists struggle to make it

Can conservationists overcome their differences to save life on Earth?

Epilogue: Conservation still divided, looking for a way forward

Conservation’s people problem

Conservation today, the old-fashioned way

How big donors and corporations shape conservation goals

Has big conservation gone astray?

Conservation, Divided: in-depth series starts Tuesday

Employing shame for environmental change

Why conservationists need a little hope: saving themselves from becoming the most depressing scientists on the planet

Predator appreciation: how saving lions, tigers, and polar bears could rescue ourselves

Butchering nature’s titans: without the elephant ‘we lose an essential pillar in the ability to wonder’

How Tarzan created Jane Goodall and how Goodall then repaid the favor

Featured video: how tigers could save human civilization

Coming to terms with the evil Jane Goodall and the mystery of the dragonfly incident

Scientists: if we don’t act now we’re screwed

Doing good and staying sane amidst the global environmental crisis

For Earth Day, 17 celebrated scientists on how to make a better world

Cinderella animals: endangered species that could be conservation stars

Earth First! activist Nathan Coe: radical cultural shifts required to stave off ecological collapse

Black Swans and bottom-up environmental action

Cara Hoffman: Direct action is ‘the only real solution’ to environmental problems

Civilization shifting: a new leaderless era

Sowing the seeds to save the Patagonian Sea

The importance of recognizing viewpoints in a rapidly changing world

Fearful Symmetry—Man Made, an interview with John Vaillant, author of The Tiger

The ocean crisis: hope in troubled waters, an interview with Carl Safina

Environmentalists must recognize ‘biases and delusions’ to succeed

Madagascar’s president calls on Adventists to be “green”

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