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In Southern Africa, five countries unite around a shared vision: A connected landscape where communities and free-roaming wildlife can thrive
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From bottles in the surf to bags clogging city drains, single-use plastics can persist for decades, breaking down into fragments that contaminate water, soil, and seafood.
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We spend some time articulating the challenges, but we commit most of our time, and certainly the vast majority of our energy, to concocting solutions that are big enough to matter
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Colleagues remember his dedication to sustainability and his encyclopedic marine knowledge, saying his greatest legacy was making others feel understood.
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Stretching from coast to coast, grasslands cover nearly a third of the lower 48 states.
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By 2050, nearly 3 million miles of new roads could be developed—enough to circle the Earth 120 times.
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In 2024, I traveled to one of my favorite dive sites, Los Islotes, to capture the incredible behaviors of the area’s fun-loving California sea lions.
