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plastic nurdle found on a beach in North Norfolk, UK. © Ed Marshall

plastic nurdle found on a beach in North Norfolk, UK. © Ed Marshall

Explained

Insightful guides and explainers on the issues, landscapes, seascapes and species we work with.

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.
Our work with Small Island Developing States
Union Island, St Vincent and the Grenadines. © Jacob Bock / Fauna & Flora
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Our work with Small Island Developing States

Learn about the unique set of challenges faced by small island nations and how Fauna & Flora is helping to tackle them.
Why conservation must be in local hands
Sergeant Major, Elizabeth Gasi. Southern National Park rangers' post, South Sudan. © Fauna & Flora
Explained

Why conservation must be in local hands

A significant proportion of the world’s remaining biodiversity is currently protected by Indigenous Peoples. Their ances...
Explained: What does biodiversity mean?
Explained

Explained: What does biodiversity mean?

Biodiversity loss is one of the biggest threats facing human and planetary health, yet it remains a largely undiscussed ...