May 22nd is International Biodiversity Day, first established by the UN in 1993.
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 at 1:04PM | tagged Animals, International Biodiversity Day, biodiversity, conservation, ecology, education, environment, fauna, flora, plants, un | in Environment, nature news 
Past volunteer Jenny Collins take part Frontier's Madagascar Wildlife Conservation Adventure project last summer. Since then she's chosen to spend the last six months at Frontier's London HQ completing a marketing internship and stayed involved with Frontier.
Friday, February 8, 2013 at 11:52AM | tagged biodiversity, conservation, endemic species, environment, gap year, madagascar, wildlife | in Volunteer Interview 
We've got two weeks of Science club articles this week, all here in one place for your viewing pleasure. Did you know baboons can be as picky as humans? We've also got the craziest research from 2012! And we look at the possibility of genetically modified mosquitoes combatting diseases.
Friday, January 11, 2013 at 1:13PM | tagged conservation, environment, nature, science, weekly roundup | in Science News 
Get your weekly science fix and catch up with our Science Club, lovingly maintained by our fantastic team of scientists in Frontier's Research & Development department. So what's been going on...?
Friday, August 17, 2012 at 5:14PM | tagged Science club, conservation, environment, frontier, science news, updates | in Science News 
In this feature, we talk to past volunteers, interns and staff about there experiences with Frontier, and find out exactly what they're doing with themselves now. Today we catch up with ex-Frontier London HQ intern Sophie Meyjes who's been involved in some really exciting work since her time at Frontier.
Thursday, July 26, 2012 at 2:53PM | tagged Horizon, Sophie Meyjes, bbc, conservation careers, environment, frontier, gap year, internships | in Where Are They Now? 
In this brand new feature, we'll be bringing you a monthly roundup of what's been happening on Frontier projects; from what’s been caught by Cambodia’s camera traps to an absence of ‘sweetlips’ in Tanzania, find out what’s happening on some of Frontier’s main conservation projects around the World. For regular updates on project news makes sure you check out the Project News tab on The Society for Environmental Exploration (SEE) website.
Wednesday, July 25, 2012 at 3:25PM | tagged SEE, Society for Environmental Exploration, Sun Bears, Tanzania marine, camera traps, conservation, environment, fiji, frontier, gap year, marine conservation, science | in Project News, Science News 
Money matters. It is the language in which business and politics speaks. Indeed, the most pervasive question in our democracy, particularly in these economically treacherous times, is ‘How much will it cost?’
Thursday, April 5, 2012 at 12:34PM | tagged Alex Peel, conservation, environemental news, environment, environmental issues, frontier, get published, guest blogging, into the wild, opinion, opinions, valuing the environment | in Opinions 
Hermione is the creator of an innovative and new age fundraising site called DoNation, which enables people to sponsor their friend’s challenges through green and sustainable action instead of pledging money - in order to help the environment.
Friday, March 23, 2012 at 3:09PM | tagged Hermione Taylor, North South Solo Expedition, conservation, environment, exploration, frontier, global warming, mark wood, sponsorship, the donation | in Frontier meets:, Into the Wild Meets: 
Today we speak to future volunteer Leah McGregor who later this year will be heading off to Frontier’s Cambodia Island Snorkeling, Beaches and Conservation project. We asked Leah a few questions about her upcoming trip, finding out what she’s excited about, what she’s going to pack and a few other bits and pieces.
Monday, March 12, 2012 at 3:49PM | tagged Leah McGregor, PADI, SCUBA, cambodia, conservation, diving, environment, frontier, volunteer, volunteer abroad | in Volunteer Interview 
2011 was a historic year when it comes to the environment. Natural disasters ruled the headlines causing havoc and resulting in the disruption of homes and economies across the globe. However, as Gemma Percy describes in this interesting article, it was not all doom and gloom in 2011 - the year we stood up for Mother Earth.
Tuesday, January 10, 2012 at 1:00PM | tagged 2011, borneo, conservation, conservation issues, environemental news, environment, environmental issues, natural disasters, natural disasters 2011, nature, sabah, success stories 2011 | in Opinions 
As we come to the end of the year, we come to a time dedicated to merriment and celebration. It’s now then that we take the time to celebrate our Research and Development Interns and the work they do for Into the Wild every week on Science Club. Here are our top picks from the year.
Friday, December 16, 2011 at 5:52PM | tagged 2011, best of 2011, conservation, environemental news, environment, science 
The research carried out by Frontier is frequently used in scientific studies. Today we speak to Neil Burgess, Programme Coordinator of the ‘Valuing the Arc’ project, which aims to attach a financial value to the ecosystem of the Eastern Arc Mountains in Tanzania, relying on data collected by Frontier since we started working there in 1989.
Tuesday, December 6, 2011 at 12:43PM | tagged Eastern arc mountains, conservation, environment, frontier, gap year, gap year conservation work, gap year environment, gap year travel, tanzania, tanzania conservation, tanzania forest, tropical forest conservation 
