Joining forces for a wilder, healthier and more resilient planet   Through my former boss and colleague Magnus Sylvén, whom I worked with at WWF International

Marine animals may be responsible for more than half of all the carbon stored long-term in the deep ocean. A living ocean is essential for

  Just half a year ago, we asked whether we would manage, together, to bring out a second East Atlantic Flyway book in 2026. Today,

Why one of Europe’s greatest conservationists still has much to teach us   Some books are important because of what they say. Others because of

  Marine Conservation Institute is accepting nominations for the 2027 Blue Park Awards until 14 August 2026. MPAs that meet Blue Parks’ science-based standards for conservation effectiveness earn prestigious Blue Park

On this year’s study tour to Svalbard, on 4 June, we arrived at two locations where I had pitched my tent with my expedition colleagues

The Norwegian bestseller En sjanse i havet is now also published in German under the title Kann das Meer die Erde retten? It is far more than a marine

working with nature rather than against it France is increasingly emerging as a leading pioneer in climate-adapted coastal protection in Europe. We learned this from coastal

From April 16–20, VISION 52, WWF and SCHUTZSTATION WATTENMEER convened the 4th East Atlantic Flyway Seminar on Hallig Langeneß — a truly unique setting in the heart

Following three previous seminars on Hallig Langeneß—in 2023 (resulting in a book on the East Atlantic Flyway), in 2024 (marking “50 Years Schutzstation Wattenmeer”), and in

by Even Moland & Peter Prokosch   While Norwegians focus on fuel prices and global powers position themselves militarily, nature in the Strait of Hormuz