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Aerial view of burn forest next to standing forest in Brazil

Crossroads blog | 15 Jul, 2022

Applying the lessons of climate change to halting biodiversity loss

By Manuel Pulgar-Vidal

The Eastern Tropical Pacific Marine Corridor relies on multilateral cooperation to protect migration routes for endangered species such as the leatherback turtle.

Crossroads blog | 01 Jul, 2022

Panama’s climate diplomacy: a model for marine conservation

By Erika Mouynes

Hungarian (Csángó) shepherd in the Carpathian mountains

Crossroads blog | 17 Jun, 2022

Sustainable pastoralism: a Nature-based Solution proven over millennia

By Maryam Niamir-Fuller

A farmer in Kerala, India surveys the rice field (c) nandhukumar

Crossroads blog | 24 Apr, 2022

Towards universal recognition of the right to a healthy environment

By Patricia Zurita, Marco Lambertini

Addax in Tunisia

Crossroads blog | 22 Feb, 2022

To save the addax antelope, the oil sector and government must work together with conservationists

By Philippe Chardonnet, David Mallon, Tim Woodfine

Amazonia, Brazil

Crossroads blog | 25 Nov, 2021

Building global support for indigenous-led efforts to protect 80% of Amazonia by 2025

By Alicia Guzmán León, Gregorio Mirabal

Intact forests contain massive amounts of carbon, equivalent to about 11 years’ worth of human-related emissions

Crossroads blog | 06 Sep, 2021

To save our planet, let’s embrace nature-positive solutions

By Cristián Samper

River Ahr in Germany floods; 15 July 2021

Crossroads blog | 05 Sep, 2021

The time is now for natural sponges

By Jane Madgwick

A pod of killer whales surface near the Canadian coast

Crossroads blog | 05 Sep, 2021

Post-2020 global biodiversity framework emphasises ‘all-hands-on-deck’ approach

By Elizabeth Maruma Mrema

Undersized fish caught on reef

Crossroads blog | 04 Sep, 2021

Food security should open the conversation about biodiversity for coral reef-dependent countries

By Jean Wiener