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Saving lions in Kenya? Finding new species in the Solomon Islands? Exploring one of the world's last great places in Montana? Nature Conservancy lead scientist Sanjayan leads a life of global adventure...and now you can track it in "Wild Life," his online column.
August 2008: Swimming with Sharks
Why is Sanjayan swimming in a slick of tuna blood and guts, waiting for sharks?
July 2008: It's Not Easy Being Green
Our lead scientist Sanjayan commits an eco-sin on national television…but says it's complicated trying to be green.
June 2008: An Egg is an Egg
What's a giant egg doing in the middle of Earth's oldest desert? Find out in Sanjayan's latest column from Africa.
April 2008: When Polar Bears Attack
Seventeen hungry polar bears surround Sanjayan's truck during an expedition to document Arctic climate change.
March 2008: The Ghost Bird
We may think we can fine-tune our approach toward picking what to save — but our choices might not always be right.
February 2008: Worth a Thousand Words
Conservationists can’t hope to succeed by ignoring people who depend on the provisions of wild nature to survive.
January 2008: The Jaguar and the Tiger
To thrive in today’s world, conservation has to take advantage of the world's new economic shape.
December 2007: I'm the Diversity
Why conservation doesn't attract more minority scientists — and how that hurts us all.
November 2007: Should We Save the Last Intact Places?
Sanjayan visits a place without a recorded species extinction...but is it worth saving?
October 2007: The Encounter
She's nasty, fast and as big as a car...and headed right for Sanjayan's group.
September 2007: Climate Change and the Arctic
Sanjayan goes on a Caribou hunt in the arctic...and finds that the meat has to be stored in a freezer.
July 2007: Mr. President and His Monkeys
When Sanjayan meets the president of India, wildlife is on his mind...and on the palace grounds.
June 2007: The Perpetual War for Nature
Are conservationists too addicted to fighting for nature? It's time to set some goals instead.
May 2007: A Road Called Optimism
Why are Western conservationists selling so much gloom and doom? Sanjayan finds optimism among their African counterparts.
April 2007: The AIDS Drain on Conservation
Sanjayan says HIV/AIDS is decimating African conservation personnel — and that Western conservation organizations need to step in.
March 2007: Blood and Diamonds
A man following Sanjayan in a Sierra Leone marketplace embodies a nation's tragedy.
February 2007: To Shoot a Lion
How a conservationist saves a trapped lion in Kenya...and why it might not matter.
Nature picture credits (top to bottom, left to right): Photo © Mark Godfrey/TNC (Sanjayan); Photo © Erika Nortemann/TNC (Sanjayan portrait).
