What’s it like to be a whale in the 21st century?

How fishing communities in South Africa are fighting for their traditional rights to the ocean

Science, Not Silence

The Greatest Weapon in the Fight to Save Science

Science and Politics

Ken-Betwa link creating, not solving, water woes

Bull trawling conflicts in the Uttara Kannada coast: an opportunity for a bottom-up review of the Karnataka Marine Fisheries Law

Rabies: a neglected killer

Quest for geothermal energy in Kenya: challenges for conservation

Melemchi: a history of herders

'Live' from the wild

Bridging the gap between humans and elephants: from anthropology to ecology

Understanding the humans in fisheries

Living with change: local responses to global impacts in India’s oceanic coral reefs

Studying zoo animals: Why it’s worth the effort

Managing man’s best friend in a Trans-Himalayan landscape

Palming off the forests: social and ecological implications of introducing oil palm plantations in North-east India

The paradox of militarised conservation and justice in decentralised forestry

Appetite for travel

Reviving extinct species – future of science or fool’s errand?

Asian vulture crisis – 40 million gone, but have we reached a turning point?

People, the ocean and marine protected area governance

Marine wilderness or peopled seas?

Marine parks in India – a case for maritime environmentalism

Preserving wildlife for posterity and prosperity: an ecotourism case study

Reconciling the relationship between humans and wolves

Pink birds in the red

Lion About in Livingstone

Empowering local communities in Kenya to conserve lions

Conservation of Asiatic lions: where do we go now?