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Entanglements hamper reproduction as right whale population slides

New carbon maps of Sabah’s forests guide conservation in Borneo

Culture keeps cattle ranching going in the Brazilian Amazon

More big mammals found in high-carbon forests, says new study

Recent report: Totoaba trafficking a conservation and security problem

‘Record’ number of migratory species protected at October wildlife summit

Parks and reserves ‘significant’ force for slowing climate change

Lemur species losing favorite food to climate change, new study says

First vaquita ‘rescued’ in bid to save the porpoise from extinction

FSC mulls rule change to allow certification for recent deforesters

New study: Risky roads cause more than just environmental harm

The Philippines commits to science-anchored fishery policies

Leading US plywood firm linked to alleged destruction, rights violations in Malaysia

Seychelles home to new species of caecilian, a legless amphibian

Study maps out reptiles’ ranges, completing the ‘atlas of life’

Mexico takes ‘unprecedented’ action to save vaquita

Ivory is out in the UK, as government moves to shutter legal trade

Eat less meat, save species and ecosystems, says WWF UK

Birdwatching poised to take flight in Colombia, study reveals

Conserving habitat not enough to help species cope with climate change

Trending tree cover loss spikes again in Queensland

‘SALT’ alliance aims to tackle illegal fishing on a global scale

Pandas losing ground to hungry livestock in Chinese nature reserve

Bats key pollinators for durian production, camera traps confirm

Liberian park protects Critically Endangered western chimpanzees

‘Ships, sonar and surveys’: Film explores impacts of a noisy ocean

Ecologist wins Heinz environment prize for airborne mapping that informs policy

Central Africa’s ivory trade shifts underground, according to new report

A lingering ‘legacy’: Deforestation warms climate more than expected

Bats and viruses: Beating back a bad reputation

Renewable energy to power 139 countries? Scientists say it’s possible

Deforestation from gold mining in Peru continues, despite gov’t crackdowns

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