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Researchers reframe current approach to valuing urban nature for the improved health and well-being of city-dwellers.

Farmers and conservationists agree: bee habitats need to be protected.

We sit down with Software Developer Joanna Lin to talk new models, solving big problems, and her experience coming as a Master’s student to Stanford from Taiwan.

Late last month, NatCap was one of 120 projects selected from a pool of about 900 candidates to be featured at the Paris Peace Forum.

Paris, the City of Lights, the City of Love… and the region that 7 out of 10 inhabitants would like to leave!

We sit down with Senior Scientist Lisa Mandle to talk about science, cross-cultural communication, and a hope for carbon-neutral teleporting.

With the energy from the 2018 Symposium still fresh, I’d like to pause for a moment to appreciate our ever more amazing, diverse, and powerful community.

In Hawai’i, researchers bring cultural values and climate change scenarios into the mix.

We’ve asked many leaders in our diverse community what keeps their energy and spirit going, through the ups and downs of forging a new path, opening new ways of thinking and doing.

EXPLORING THE NATURAL CAPITAL VALUE OF GOLF COURSES

An update on natcap’s livable cities program

The Andros Master Plan will provide a roadmap for the island’s development and is the first island-wide plan explicitly accounting for natural capital.

Notes from informal urban settlements in Fiji and Indonesia

The importance of understanding context