The Scientist Listening to Forests—and Helping Communities Protect Them
A scientist is turning the sounds of tropical forests into evidence communities can use to protect biodiversity. Her work has just received a major UCLA environmental award.
A scientist is turning the sounds of tropical forests into evidence communities can use to protect biodiversity. Her work has just received a major UCLA environmental award.
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Discover seven encouraging things happening around the world, from nature recovery and clean energy to education, innovation and everyday acts