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New termite-eating, fat-tailed gecko found in Australia

Climate change is drying up small islands, study says

Undercover robots: On a mission to stop poaching

Human disturbances outside rainforests can jeopardize tropical biodiversity, study confirms

Half of World Heritage Sites threatened by ‘harmful industrial activities’, new report finds

Study finds link between RSPO certification and profitability for palm oil companies

Malaysian palm oil giant loses 7 more customers over RSPO suspension

The week in environmental news – April 08, 2016

Rekindling Australia’s Aboriginal past to fight climate change (Commentary)

Enough habitat left to double wild tiger numbers by 2022, study finds

First round of UN negotiations to regulate high seas fishing concludes

Brazil’s Cerrado region: A new tropical deforestation hotspot

Companies asked to pitch in to Indonesia’s peat restoration drive as early fires flare in Sumatra

Scientists say we need to be far more ambitious about protecting oceans

6 new species of dragon millipedes discovered in Chinese caves

Could a rare rhino’s tragic death in Borneo have been prevented?

Lessons from Herakles: sorting out a road map for palm oil in Africa

DiCaprio endorses petition to save Sumatra’s last great rainforest

Only 250 rare Bawean warty pigs remain on Indonesian Island

China’s forests are growing back – but at a cost

Groups want forests to help mitigate the climate damage from your next flight

BNDES Speaks Out: giant Brazilian bank offers rare in-depth interview

A bleak future for the U.S. ‘wood basket’? Southern forests under threat

Fiery end for the last of the toothfish pirates

Participatory Mapping in the Mobile Age

These countries are growing their economies and lowering emissions at the same time

Maroon 5 musicians voice support for community forestry in Guatemala

One of the last Bornean rhinos dies in Kalimantan

A sex change phenomenon in fish suggests there is something in the water

The hidden toll of war: world’s largest ape plummets 77% in 20 years

Critically endangered Kemp’s ridley sea turtles are in even more trouble than scientists thought

Climate change a significant, growing threat to health, says US report

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