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wildlife

Could probiotics help protect at-risk wildlife?
Anna Gibbs

New York University

Mother Nature’s tale: An artistic perspective on the holocene extinction
Scarlett Metts

George Washington University

Bees and chili peppers: A solution to human-wildlife conflict in Zimbabwe
Beverly Ndifoin

Mandela Washington Fellow | Notre Dame University

A woman in a white shirt is surrounded by wildlife rangers wearing green jumpsuits. The group holds a large white picture frame with text that reads, "I conquered the Wildlife Ranger Challenge. #ForWildlifeRangers," and five logos of supporting organizations fill the bottom of the frame.
With book in hand: Continuing the work of Lovejoy and Wilson in the heart of DC
Joel I. Cohen

Visiting Scholar, Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University

Mass death of manatees inspires emergency actions in Florida
Skylar Epstein

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

manatee swimming above a school of fish
‘Coastal Degradation Through Fresh Eyes’: A picture book come to life
Delaney Graham

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

Studies debunk ‘nature is healing’ narrative from 2020 lockdowns
Jansen Baier

George Washington University

Two red foxes in a parking lot in between a car and a moterbike
Mammoth resurrection may be a climate solution. Should it be?
Skylar Epstein

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

Asian elephant in an enclosure at the National Zoo.

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Apex predators and armchair research: Citizen science for shark conservation
Abby Wallace

George Washington University

White shark swims amongst a school of fish.
7 eco-friendly (and cheap) things you can do for your neighborhood
Paulina Oswald

Planet Forward Correspondent | Eckerd College

Opinion | Beyond bans: Why wet market closures are just the tip of the zoonotic iceberg
Cate Twining-Ward

Senior Correspondent Alum | Columbia University, George Washington University '21

Seaside Seabird Sanctuary saviors
Paulina Oswald

Planet Forward Correspondent | Eckerd College

How one man resurrected a dying ecosystem
Melanie Lust

University of Vermont

Children’s book helps foster a coexistence with wildlife
Jack Borowiak

George Washington University

Living in harmony on the Galápagos Islands
Ellen Wang

George Washington University

The native conservationists of Madagascar
Vanessa Moss

Planet Forward Correspondent | Sewanee: The University of the South

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