Salmon farming is coming to the end of the world
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Ecuador, ‘the country of frogs’, scrambles to record its diversity
Scientists are racing against encroaching environmental threats to map out Ecuador’s unique biological heritage of more than 700 frog species
The high seas treaty
What next for the High Seas Treaty as it enters into force?
Here’s what you need to know about the first international agreement focused on protecting marine biodiversity in international waters
China’s push to find useful drugs in the ocean
Experts say the effort to discover drugs found within ocean organisms must proceed hand in hand with conservation
How high seas protection could empower West Africa
A region long characterised as a victim of ocean exploitation is taking a leadership role in a huge emerging conservation effort
China enters race to host High Seas Treaty HQ
Considered a “significant escalation” in its global governance aims, China is up against Chile and Belgium to host the treaty’s secretariat
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The pistachio boom in Argentina clashes with the water crisis
The pistachio sector is gaining ground in desert areas like San Juan province, but this growth is encroaching on a severe water crisis
