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IWMC May/June 2026 eNewsletter

IWMC May/June 2026 eNewsletter

“A nation behaves well if it treats its natural resources as assets which it must turn over to the next generation, increased and not impaired in value.”
Th. Roosevelt

Traditional Knowledge vs Scientific Knowledge

by Greg Walcher

If you ever thought of the environmental movement as ragtag groups of grassroots volunteer activists fighting the giant corporations, check this out...

Do whales really increase the oceanic removal of atmospheric carbon?

Whales are often described in the media as “climate savers” because of their possible role in storing and moving carbon through the ocean. However, this article takes a closer look at the science behind that claim and shows that, while whales are important for healthy marine ecosystems, their contribution to global carbon removal is still uncertain and likely much smaller than often suggested. The authors argue that whale conservation remains important, but it should be promoted through sound science rather than exaggerated climate claims...

India's Dilemma: Conservation Success vs. Human Cost

By Mathen "Rajeev" Mathew

Only by aligning conservation goals with human welfare can India secure a future that protects both its people and its wildlife...

We Kill Cockroaches - Why Not Sharks?

By Fred Pawle

The culling of animals is far more commonplace than most people realise. In fact, we all do it...


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