Lynn Morris

Some of the more conservative areas of the US like Florida are now adapting to climate change yet they are still unwilling to accept the necessity of reducing greenhouse gas emissions

Misunderstandings and scepticism around schemes that pay countries to protect their forests are rife, with fears that without proper policing it will be a magnet for organised crime and corruption

Can fashion fur be guilt free? A project in Louisiana believes the answer is yes - if you are wearing swamp rat

Homes are being moved and maps redrawn as coastal erosion eats away at an island off Massachusetts

Europe's demand for cheap meat is been fed by an increasing demand for soya feed from the Amazon but it comes at a cost - deforestation

Water buffalo may not be the most pressing threat to the Amazon as a whole but on the river’s floodplain they are doing serious damage

Conservation efforts towards protecting migrating bird habitats in Europe may be doomed to failure unless we tackle climate change and protect Africa's coastlines

An ambitious sea defence scheme in Ghana could have been successful but the job is not finished and thousands of homes still flood annually

Most people love their home town. But what if you lived in a regularly flooded slum?

When your island goes from slave staging-post to an outpost on the frontier of rising seas, fate has truly dealt you a poor hand...

In Gambia's coastal towns one of the country's chief assets - pristine beaches - is being steadily eroded. In a move to make King Cnut proud, the government is shipping in sand...

When inadequate coastal walls only make the effects of sea level rise worse, is it time to move further inland?

If you're willing risk life and limb on a sea journey towards better economic prospects, what will you risk when climate change has devastated your home?

Morocco's dilemma is to be particularly vulnerable to climate change, but still desperately courting the type of development that will make it harder to adapt to rising sea levels

In the first post of a new blog, Lynn Morris outlines how and why she and two team-mates are about to trace the contour of 2100's Atlantic Ocean...