Jacquie TruckeyDams: Make or BreakWhat does it take to make a dam? And to break it? Some have have been standing for millennia, but the vast majority of them were built…Apr 10, 2018Apr 10, 2018
Jacquie TruckeyA Brief History of River ConservationIt will have come to your attention that oceans, overfishing and coral conservation have received a lot of attention in the recent years…Apr 3, 2018Apr 3, 2018
Jacquie TruckeyFilms, Wine and Popcorn Against Climate ChangeWednesday, 21 March was the second day of the Water Festival. With whirling snow falling to welcome spring, we screened the award-winning…Mar 27, 2018Mar 27, 2018
Jacquie TruckeyCan art be a catalyst of change?We knew some people were interested in water, but oh boy! Everybody had something to say about it at the opening night of the Water…Mar 27, 2018Mar 27, 2018
Jacquie TruckeyAt Water’s Edge: Gender and ClimateThursday, 8th March was International Women’s Day, and people around the world gathered to celebrate the political, social, and cultural…Mar 21, 2018Mar 21, 2018
Jacquie TruckeyThe Curious Case of Lemur Conservation Q & AAs primates, lemurs are some of our closest living relatives and yet, for many people, they are something of a mystery, with their eyes a…Mar 14, 2018Mar 14, 2018
Jacquie TruckeyCreating Solutions with Olivier BehraA conservation die hard since his youngest years, Olivier Behra has taken his near-mystical hat to all corners of the blue marble. Seatbelt…Mar 8, 2018Mar 8, 2018
Jacquie TruckeyBorn and Raised in MadagascarMadagascar is considered to be one of the, if not the most, precious reservoirs of life on our planet. Some 90% of its fauna and flora is…Feb 27, 2018Feb 27, 2018
