Irreplaceable: The fight to save our wild places

Conservation in Action’ projects started to spring up, the actual work of conserving increasingly done on show to visitors – and where possible actively involving them in doing it – rather than hidden away behind the scenes.

In making the planet brighter and louder, we have also fragmented it. While razing rainforests and bleaching coral reefs, we have also endangered sensory environments. That must now change. We have to save the quiet, and preserve the dark.

Conservation in Action’ projects started to spring up, the actual work of conserving increasingly done on show to visitors – and where possible actively involving them in doing it – rather than hidden away behind the scenes.