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Chinese water dragon, Ratanakiri, Cambodia. © Jeremy Holden / Fauna & Flora

Chinese water dragon, Ratanakiri, Cambodia. © Jeremy Holden / Fauna & Flora

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Expert opinions, insights and conservation news from across Fauna & Flora’s projects.

Bottom trawling and its impact
A bottom trawling boat with nets deployed. © Garth Cripps
Explained

Bottom trawling and its impact

What is bottom trawling, why is it bad for the ocean, and how Fauna & Flora are addressing it by supporting marine prote...
Is ecotourism good for nature?
Tourist watching African elephants from hotel pool, Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy. © Juan Pablo Moreiras / Fauna & Flora
Explained

Is ecotourism good for nature?

Is ecotourism just greenwashing? How to tell whether a wildlife holiday is good for nature and local communities.
Fauna & Flora statement on situation in DRC
Sabinyo volcano (3,645 m), where the Uganda, Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo borders meet. © Juan Pablo Moreiras / Fauna & Flora
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Fauna & Flora statement on situation in DRC

Fauna & Flora is deeply concerned about the security situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo where rebels have ent...
Six small animals with weirdly big names
Explained

Six small animals with weirdly big names

Read about six species with funny and misleading names that make them sound bigger and fiercer than they are.

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Wildfires blazing in Belize. © Ya'axché Conservation Trust

Donate now to prevent wildfires

Every year, wildfires sweep through Belize. Each year they get worse, with rising global temperatures causing hotter, drier summers. In spring, the wildfires will come back.

This will be nothing short of a catastrophe for the countless species living there – jaguars, spider and howler monkeys, ocelots, tapirs, harpy eagles and more.

But you can help us to change that.

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Wildfires blazing in Belize, 2024. © Ya'axché Conservation Trust