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Human-Bear Conflicts, Gold Mining, and Other Threats Endanger Andean Species, but Conservationists Respond
“Human-wildlife conflicts are significant, as the bears destroy corn and avocado farms and kill cattle, prompting retaliatory hunting by farmers.”
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Amir A. Sadiq
As World Rivers Day approaches, cause for concern – and hope – for the planet’s waterways
"Overall, researchers estimate that 63% of the world’s longest rivers no longer flow freely and nearly half of all reaches have some level of…
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David Malakoff
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Battling Chytrid: A Conservationist’s Journey to Protect Frog Populations from a Ravaging Epidemic
"Long-term, conservation needs to change; we need to future-proof our efforts. Providing frogs with heritable resistance to disease may be the way…
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Amir A. Sadiq
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Battling Chytrid: A Conservationist’s Journey to Protect Frog Populations from a Ravaging Epidemic
 • Amir A. Sadiq
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In Bagamoyo, Women Pioneer Seaweed Farming to Protect Coastal Ecosystems
 • Amir A. Sadiq
“No to Food. Yes to Microplastics.” Arctic Wildlife Forced to Welcome Environmental Pollution
 • Amir A. Sadiq
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Fourteen years later, unregulated gold mining in Zamfara State, Nigeria, is still causing problems for people and the environment
 • Amir A. Sadiq
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Amid Discrimination and Ejection, the Batwa Community Pays Homage to the Rainforest Through Sustainability and Conservation Efforts
 • Amir A. Sadiq
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Webinar (Podcast): First Community Training Session on Stories Reported via The Habibat Project
 • Amir A. Sadiq
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In Bagamoyo, Women Pioneer Seaweed Farming to Protect Coastal Ecosystems
"[Green] seaweeds absorb carbon dioxide from the surrounding water and air during photosynthesis, help to mitigate ocean acidification, and reduce the…
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Amir A. Sadiq
Amid Discrimination and Ejection, the Batwa Community Pays Homage to the Rainforest Through Sustainability and Conservation Efforts
"…we can't necessarily return the Batwa to the forest at this point in time, but we can return the forest to the Batwa..."
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Amir A. Sadiq
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Webinar: The Habibat Project's Second Webinar on Reported Stories (Community/Audience Training)
We have just concluded our second but final webinar for the year, which you can watch above.
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Amir A. Sadiq
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Glacial Lake Outburst Floods Threaten Nepal's Himalayan Communities
Increasing global temperatures are predisposing the South-Asian Himalayan nation to worse floods
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Mukesh Pokhrel
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Webinar (Podcast): First Community Training Session on Stories Reported via The Habibat Project
If you have not joined our Community WhatsApp Group yet, chances are that you did not know that we had our First Webinar today.
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Amir A. Sadiq
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“No to Food. Yes to Microplastics.” Arctic Wildlife Forced to Welcome Environmental Pollution
“If you're only looking at the large plastics, then you will seriously underestimate what's in the environment, unfortunately.”
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Amir A. Sadiq
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What may we learn from Qatar’s policy focus on sustainability via its National Vision 2030?
“Qatar is at the forefront of what I call climate-change diplomacy…”
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Amir A. Sadiq
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Fourteen years later, unregulated gold mining in Zamfara State, Nigeria, is still causing problems for people and the environment
“The bandits came around 2 am in the middle of the night to attack our community. I was heavily pregnant with my baby, then everybody was running…
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Amir A. Sadiq
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Fighting Cancer via PROTACs, RIPTACs, and the Downmodulation of a Transcription Factor
PROTACs (PROteolysis TArgeting Chimeras) was first introduced in 2001 to help remove specific unwanted protein growths, with the potential to target and…
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Amir A. Sadiq
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