Top-down approaches dominate One-Health agenda in high-income countries, while bottom-up approaches prevail elsewhere

Where natural environments are healthy, the zoonoses Nipah and KFD are less likely to spread among humans

What purposes our Digital Monthly serves, and how it differs from the print issue

Sub-Saharan Africa has numerous biodiversity hotspots, but they are at risk. In this D+C interview, Beth Kaplin, a biodiversity expert, discusses what threatens biodiversity

At the COP15 in Kunming-Montréal in 2022, Jochen Flasbarth helped broker consensus

Bolivia has many protected areas, but human activities are impacting the country’s biodiversity

Coffee is becoming more and more expensive due to the climate crisis and the dwindling diversity of plants

European Green Deal is a sensible response to the global environmental crisis that is destroying both climate and biodiversity

Biodiversity is the cornerstone of ecosystems. The progressive loss of it threatens people’s livelihoods and food security.

In Uganda, nature, herders and farmers compete for land resources. Better planning is needed – and it must involve local communities