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Our Annual Review, Spotlight 2024, is here! Inset image of Spotlight cover with a collage of people and wildlife against a forest backdrop.
260 new species of freshwater fish described in 2024. Images of freshwater fish. Subtitle: More species of freshwater fish are described every year, as scientists catch up with discoveries of the wonders in rivers, lakes, and wetlands. Image credits: © SHOAL: Pablo Calviño, Felipe Alonso, Lucia Rapp, Py-Daniel, Ziajun Zhou
A close-up of an elder’s hands adorned with colorful beads and traditional fabric. The text reads, "Why does social justice matter?" and "Conservation isn’t just about wildlife, it’s about people, equity, and inclusion."
Title: Spain becomes the first EU country to ratify the high seas treaty. Subtitle: 107 countries have committed but but so far only 16 countries have ratified, and we need at least 60 for this critical legislation to officially take effect. Image: Orange sea slug. Credit CC BY 2.0 Prilfish Flickr
RACE Report 2024 It's time to talk about the racial diversity gap in the environment sector
Image shows Okapi in forest, text reads: DRC announces creation of world's largest community reserve. New decree outlines ambitious plans to protect the Congo Basin.
Network of Women (NOW) Leaders What can you expect? Develop visible leadership skills tailored to conservation challenges. Build confidence in decision-making and strategic thinking. Improve well-being and resilience to thrive in demanding roles. 1:1 coaching to unlock your potential. Applications close on 16 February 2025 For more information and to apply, please visit: speciesonthebrink.org/nowleaders2025
The image is a hiring announcement for an Event & Administration Officer role. The text is set on a blue background with decorative tropical leaf patterns in the corners. The headline reads, "WE ARE HIRING," followed by the job title. Key details include the salary range (£30,000–£34,000, full-time), responsibilities such as coordinating event logistics, managing travel and meeting schedules, and refining administrative processes. Listed benefits include healthcare, volunteer days, and enhanced parental leave. The job also mentions a Guaranteed Interview Scheme for candidates from BAME backgrounds and individuals with disabilities. A circular photo on the right shows three people working collaboratively at a desk in an office setting. At the bottom, the text says "Apply Now."
An illustration of the underworld shrimp a translucent crustacean sitting on rocks. A circular text box reads, "Fun Fact: Blind and ghostly, it lives in total darkness—it has only been found in the Lete Cave." A world map shows a marker in Libya. A conservation status bar highlights "Data Deficient" in grey.
An illustration of the Asian sapphire flutterer, a vibrant blue dragonfly perched on a flower. A circular text box reads, "T'boli people value its larvae for their medicinal properties." A world map shows a marker in northern Australia. A conservation status bar highlights "Least Concern" in green.
An illustration of the Socotra bluet, a light blue damselfly perched on a branch, "Fun Fact: This species is only found on the island of Socotra, Yemen" A world map shows a marker in northern Australia. A conservation status bar highlights "Near Threatened" in neon green.
An illustration of the Australian freshwater tiger crab with a striped shell on a sandy, rocky surface. A circular text box reads, "Fun Fact: Found only at One Mile Creek, these crabs emerge in thousands during wet season." A world map shows a marker in northern Australia. A conservation status bar highlights "Vulnerable" in yellow.
An illustration of the Conasauga blue burrower crayfish with a vivid blue shell and orange-tipped claws. A circular text box reads, "Fun Fact: They build burrows with chimneys, often around houses and gardens!" A world map shows a marker in the southeastern United States. A conservation status bar highlights "Endangered" in orange.
An illustration of a European eel surrounded by mussels in a muddy environment. A circular text box reads, "Fun Fact: Philosopher Aristotle believed they were born spontaneously from mud!" A world map shows a marker in Europe. A conservation status bar highlights "Critically Endangered" in red.
An illustration of the golden skiffia fish with orange and yellow patterns swimming among green plants. A circular text box reads, "Fun Fact: 1,000 golden skiffia were reintroduced in a day-long cultural celebration." A world map shows a marker in Mexico. A conservation status bar highlights "Extinct in the Wild" in purple.
A teal background with white text reading, "1 in 4 freshwater animals at risk of extinction." Below is a white arrow-shaped box with the text, "Meet seven freshwater species from around the world." The upper right corner shows a watercolor-style illustration of a freshwater shrimp.
Two people standing either side of a sign saying "COP16 CALI - COLOMBIA Paz con la Naturaleza"
Image of large concrete hydropower dam with crane with title 'Nature crisis costs global economy $25 trillion per year' and subtitle 'Agriculture, energy, and fishing sectors must account for nature, climate, and human health as a complex, interconnected system.'
Composite artwork of a dark blue circle filled with species of land, freshwater, and sea including plants, frogs, birds, fish, and reptiles from all around the world, specifically species that are being conserved by Synchronicity Earth's partners.