Andrew Revkin's New York Times blog, Dot Earth (launched 2007), explores global sustainability.

This initiative is vital as the world faces

Andrew Revkin's New York Times blog, Dot Earth (launched 2007), explores global sustainability.

This initiative is vital as the world faces an impending population of nine billion and a growing consensus on the significant dangers posed by climate change.

Mr. Zolli's book is available on Amazon or at local bookstores. This content was published on February 25, 2015.

Upon arriving in Indonesia's Babitim village, Andrew Miners discovered a tropical paradise marred by mutilated shark corpses. His subsequent efforts led to the establishment of a 425 sq/km

Upon arriving in Indonesia's Babitim village, Andrew Miners discovered a tropical paradise marred by mutilated shark corpses. His subsequent efforts led to the establishment of a 425 sq/km "no-take zone," officially protecting this "world's most bio-diverse marine habitat." Fishing within this perimeter is now restricted to local communities only.

Documented in "The Last Resort," this initiative serves as a model for ocean preservation. The film features stunning underwater footage alongside the brutal realities of shark-trawlers, showcasing successful cooperation between conservationists and natives. This blueprint could inform global ocean management. For more, visit [Misool Eco Resort](http://www.misoolecoresort.com/ourstory.html). Journeyman Pictures published this film on July 4, 2014, with additional information available [here](http://www.journeyman.tv/?lid=67159&bid=2).