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At Ubuntu Magazine we not only strive to inspire but also to inform, in the broadest sense. In our magazine, we provide you with personal stories from conservationists from around the globe. It’s the number 1 magazine if you want to stay up-to-date about global conservation efforts, or want to get inspired.

Here, we like to dive deeper into the nature conservation topic, talking about what it is, how it started and lots more.

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Is nature conservation working?

Is nature conservation working?

Often, these stories get told around a specific species, but sometimes the subject of conservation is an entire ecosystem, for instance, in the case of the Living Bog Project. 1% of the original raised bog area in Ireland was estimated to be left when this 5-year...

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World Nature Conservation Day

World Nature Conservation Day

Who and how started World Nature Conservation Day? There are different accounts on how this day, celebrating the protection of nature, was introduced and by whom. Few sources associate the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) with the creation of this...

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Ubuntu’s way of navigating an AI-world

Ubuntu’s way of navigating an AI-world

Yes, you just saw that em-dash there. To be honest, we’ve been seeing it more than ever before. We’ve used that punctuation plenty over the years, but now it seems to have become the signature of everyone’s favorite AI tools. As a result, some readers suspect we might...

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Issue 14 – what’s in it?

Issue 14 – what’s in it?

How do you insert data into an app when you're illiterate? That was one of the questions for the team behind Sensing Clues. Rebekka Stutz and Menno Valkenburg take us into their world of technology, and it is far more complex than just handing out phones or drones to...

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Issue 13 – what’s in it?

Issue 13 – what’s in it?

Last time, we spoke to Joosje, our own Social Media Manager and soon-to-be wilderness guide, about her preparation. This time, she takes us along on her three-week-long fieldwork during which she learns about navigation skills, expedition planning, and having a ‘guide...

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