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Feature

Conservation yield from molecular fisheries research in Philippines

As food security moves to the forefront of national priorities in developing nations, governments are investing more in knowledge generation with the expectation that science and technology will help rescue imperiled stocks and boost agricultural yields.

Perspective

Gendered dimensions of traditional fire knowledge retention and revival

Can insights from gendered knowledges of fire of California Indians and Aboriginal Australians facilitate a dynamic transitioning of traditional fire knowledge into present-day fire and land management?

Feature

Aboriginal influences and the original state of nature: A new paradigm for conservation

National parks and wilderness areas originated in the United States and have since spread around the world. Given the history of the United States, it should then come as no surprise that national parks and wilderness are inherently racist.

Special

Introduction to early mammalogists

I still recall the frisson of excitement that attended the rediscovery of Jerdon’s Courser (Rhinoptilus bitorquatus).

Natural History Museum
Interview

Romulus Whitaker

Sea turtle conservation in India started with turtle walks in Madras (now Chennai) on the east coast in the early 1970s and coincidentally at about the same time in Gahirmatha, Orissa, at one of the largest rookeries for olive ridley turtles in the world.