Changing ownership and wealth distribution, even at a small scale, presents a model for how to ultimately address the climate crisis.

This week, we uplift the voices of some of the leaders at the forefront of conservation and biodiversity advocacy.

In this article, Carly Vynne talks with Teo Grossman about the need to prioritize biodiversity in the pursuit of global climate justice.

Institutionalized farming practices have degraded soils across the U.S. and globally. We face a fork in the road: collapse or regeneration? Biologist Ann Biklé and geologist David Montgomery show how solutions residing in nature surpass our conception of what’s even possible.

This week, we share solutions from conservationists and protectors who specialize in oceanic ecosystems.

Within the past 10 years, most of the planet’s coral reef population has been affected by bleaching, with many areas dying due to bleaching events. Preserving and protecting Earth’s coral reefs is enormously important: Healthy reefs are relied upon by a quarter of all the fish in the ocean, they protect coastlines from erosion, and they provide food and jobs for hundreds of millions of people.