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Is that selfie really worth it? Why face time with wild animals is a bad idea

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New practical guidelines to promote more transparent, pro-poor forest concessions

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Local links across Africa provide key clues to fighting the illegal ivory trade

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Hidden danger: Why soil pollution should be a top priority globally

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GI labelling promotes inclusive food systems, sustainable development

2 May 2018

Inaugural Africa Blue Economy Forum to coincide with World Oceans Day

Inaugural Africa Blue Economy Forum to coincide with World Oceans Day

30 Apr 2018

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Innovation, people key to creating a sustainable bioeconomy

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LIA and Gorilla Doctors announce new global competition

LIA and Gorilla Doctors announce new global competition

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#WTMA18: 2018 African Responsible Tourism Awards finalists announced

#WTMA18: 2018 African Responsible Tourism Awards finalists announced

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The next great water crisis may be under our feet

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Eco-farming can solve hunger, climate crises, experts say

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Why ozone poses a challenge to food security

Why ozone poses a challenge to food security

Divya Pandey, Lisa Emberson & Sofie Mortensen 5 Apr 2018

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On dangerous ground: Land degradation is turning soils into deserts

Prof Abbas El-Zein 29 Mar 2018

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New scientific publication boosts African research

28 Mar 2018

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Paradigm shift as African countries throw their weight behind ivory ban

Caroline Cox 26 Mar 2018

Future 'ocean cities' need green engineering above and below the waterline

Future 'ocean cities' need green engineering above and below the waterline

Katherine Dafforn, Ana Bugnot, Eliza Heery, Marian 26 Mar 2018

Disasters cost farmers in developing countries billions of dollars

Disasters cost farmers in developing countries billions of dollars

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FAO, Google collaborates on new forest data tool

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Community-based wildlife conservation is bringing success to Tanzania

Community-based wildlife conservation is bringing success to Tanzania

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Special alert: Reduced harvests, intensified food insecurity foreseen for Southern Africa

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Halting deforestation: Striking the right balance between human and planetary needs

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A step towards cleaner oceans: Tracking fishing gear to its original owner

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International community must work together to achieve a sustainable, low-carbon livestock industry

22 Jan 2018

Scientists: Warming oceans could scupper marine food system

Scientists: Warming oceans could scupper marine food system

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Global Soil Organic Carbon Map a powerful tool for sustainable agriculture, climate change mitigation

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The future of agriculture, food security is knowledge-intensive

The future of agriculture, food security is knowledge-intensive

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AIDmonitor to analyse funding flows for development in food and agriculture-related sectors

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