The Journal of Lost Species (JLS) is a peer-reviewed record of the ongoing extinction event. Our goals are to advance scientific understanding of extinction, support the development of methods for biodiversity documentation, and facilitate the rediscovery of lost species.
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Since its inception, the Global Water Center has done work in dozens of locations, from Mongolia, to Antarctica, to Chile, and its faculty have done research on every continent. Zeb Hogan, GWC conservation biologist and host of the National Geographic show "Monster Fish," recently led a fish release of over 1,500 fish into a fish reserve in the Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia.
A regionally rooted, globally recognized initiative, Wonders of the Mekong integrates scientific research, policy engagement, education, and community action to protect Southeast Asia’s most vital river system. The project is conducted in close collaboration with local people—from more than 40 communities—who help design, implement, and share the results of research and conservation efforts.
Wonders of the Mekong