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Author Archives: Emma Cancelliere

The Trouble with Tourists

Featuredby Emma Cancelliere 2 Comments

Ecotourism has steadily increased in popularity over the past decade, with more and more travellers choosing vacations that bring them closer to exotic wildlife and uninhabited natural preserves. This increase […]

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Knowing the Ground: Surveys Saving Lives

June 4, 2013by Emma Cancelliere Leave a comment

An important part of many conservation programs is running extensive surveys, to understand the biodiversity that presently lives in the conservation area. Wildlife surveys help conservationists understand both what lives […]

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Endangered Chimpanzees

Toronto Becomes a ‘Fair Trade Town’

May 3, 2013by Emma Cancelliere 5 Comments

Did you know that on May 10th, 2013, Toronto is gaining an exciting new title? It’s a title that announces to the world that Torontonians are more than just consumers; […]

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A Tale of Twenty Two Thousand Apes

March 27, 2013by Emma Cancelliere 11 Comments

Twenty-two-thousand-two-hundred-eighteen. That is how many great apes the United Nation’s Great Ape Survival Partnership estimates have been lost to illegal trading since 2005 (Stiles et al, 2013). This includes lives […]

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Endangered Chimpanzees

Who is the Chimpanzee to You?

February 27, 2013by Emma Cancelliere 6 Comments

One of the most important considerations in conservation is the people who live side-by-side with the animals we are trying to protect. The relationship between local people and the animals […]

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Endangered Chimpanzees

For Renewed Optimism, Turn to the Young

January 28, 2013by Emma Cancelliere Leave a comment

The annual World Economic Forum, a multinational conference that addresses (among other things) the global status in terms of development and sustainability, was held last week in Switzerland. Unsurprisingly, one […]

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Youth Creating Change

How Empowering Women Builds Strong Forests

January 10, 2013by Emma Cancelliere Leave a comment

When Nobel Peace Prize laureate Wangari Maathai turned her attention to the state of the environment in Kenya in 1977, she began with a tool that had been previously overlooked […]

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