Scientists may be more familiar with the surface of Mars than parts of the ocean floor.
We don’t eat our sharks in the Galápagos Islands, though they are — so to speak — our bread and butter.
Odd as it may seem, this iconic film helped inspire the careers of many young oceanographers.
This year has seen a monumental shift in attitude toward consuming shark fin.
Despite their tumultuous history, jaguars and humans are learning to live together in Costa Rica.
Conservation efforts in the Atlantic Forest are helping this iconic species make a comeback.
Despite all our technology and science, humans know very little about the world’s largest fish.
Yesterday in Rio, more than 80 participants voiced support for this important initiative.
Winners of this prestigious award have a common goal: empowering local indigenous people to affect change.
CI and partners are conducting important research on the value of ecosystems for economic activities.