Tracing the woolly monkey
Our Newsletter editor, Noga Syon, is tracing the woolly monkey! In 1802, someone who will forever remain lost to history encountered a primate with a furry, mahogany coat and a yellow patch at the end of its tail somewhere in the cloud forests of the Peruvian Amazon. We can only imagine the rest of the […]
This is My Earth in Athens
The founder of This is My Earth will present the scientific, educational, and democratic approach of our organization in Greece.
This is the trending Imaginary Funk Band everybody is talking about
Meet Los Magnolios Reserve’s Imaginary Funk Band by Tomer Baruch
Nature reserves: Living on the front lines
For many people around the world, nature reserves seem like distant, faraway lands. Even when we consider their almost invisible rike in our everyday life as the “green lungs” of the Earth they still seem almost mythical. Unreal. No matter where in the world we are. But for many people they are home. Indigenous peoples […]
“There’s a bright future ahead if we want to work for it”
There’s a bright future ahead if we want to work for it, says the Director of the Planetary Health Alliance, based at the Harvard University. We had the privilege to speak to Samuel Myers about climate change, conservation and human health.
Protecting jaguars is increasingly difficult (in the Brazilian Amazon)
Here are some key points to understand how the Jaguar conservation’s strategy in the Amazon works and why it is important to engage policymakers and Indigenous communities
Scientists are showing us a clear way ahead
Scientists are leading a clear way ahead with the last IPCC report
Why is This is My Earth a unique NGO?: Here are 6 reasons
Here are 6 reasons that explain why This is My Earth is so unique
Young students ask teachers to take action
Young students ask teachers to take action. Until April 3, teachers from all over the world can enroll in TiME’s MOOC “TiME to seed a future”
200 people have already registered for our MOOC: “TiME to seed a future”
More than 200 people have already registered for our TiME MOOC. Fantastic news for nature enthusiasts!