US EditionLearn how conservation science fuels a young ocean advocate
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Learn how conservation science fuels a young ocean advocate
Ever seen a Javan Rhino in the wild? How about an Amur Leopard? Chances are, you haven’t — and you probably never will. Brigitta Maria Andrea Gunawan, a conservation science student and National Geographic Young Explorer from Indonesia, wants to change that. She refuses to stand by as nature disappears, even when she’s confronted with disheartening stats. Many of them. Environmental science research by MarineBio Conservation Society finds that 4…
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