Posts tagged conservation
Scuba Diving in Koh Tao, Thailand: My Volunteer Experience

Koh Tao is an island in Thailand known for having the most diverse and abundant coral reefs in the Gulf of Thailand. However, the coral reefs of Koh Tao, like other reef systems in the world, are threatened by relentless climate change and ocean acidification. Annika Anandsongkit relays her volunteer work in Koh Tao building artificial reefs to combat ocean acidification and preserve reef biodiversity.

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Man's Best Friend (And Hunting Sidekick): A Photo Story

“Chris Wilt, my dad, was given his first hunting dog from an uncle when he was just a teenager. Many years later, working and hunting with dogs remains one of his primary interests and hobbies.” In Our Nature’s Ali Wilt documented her father as he worked with his 8-month-old Kaiser, usually called Kai, on a pheasant hunt.

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A look inside the District 65 Green Team and the Community of Conservation

Successful conservation begins at the local level - and doing so is often easy. Today, Marleigh Thorn kicks off her new column My Sustainable Neighborhood by taking a look inside the Evanston School District 65’s Green Team and its efforts to create healthier and environmentally sustainable school communities. Read more here.


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