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Researchers just proved that attacks on the Endangered Species Act are not based on reality

How to manage a watershed in the tropics as the global population booms

Inclusion of REDD+ in Paris climate agreement heralded as major step forward on deforestation

Mongabay 14 Dec 2015

New gecko discovered on deforested island off Vietnamese coast

Here’s why market-based initiatives alone won’t save the world’s forests and climate

Scientists highlight risks of hydropower dams in the Mekong Delta for COP21 delegates

Area of forest larger than Portugal globally threatened by coal mining

We have the technology to monitor deforestation for REDD+, and it’s only going to get better, say researchers

Last grizzled leaf monkeys in captivity outside of Indonesia returned to the wild

Black-eyed snake species discovered in Andean slopes of southwest Ecuador

Suspension of spawning closures could lead to collapse of Brazil’s fisheries, scientists warn

Tallest trees first to be killed by drought in the Amazon

Indigenous leaders at COP21: 20 percent of tropical forest carbon is sitting on Indigenous land

Mike Gaworecki 2 Dec 2015

Community conservation efforts in northern Kenya reduced elephant poaching by more than a third last year

Japan to relaunch whale hunts tomorrow, still insists it’s for ‘research’

Deforestation in Colombia up nearly 20 percent last year, but down in the Colombian Amazon

Mike Gaworecki 26 Nov 2015

Researchers are inducing a drought in an Australian rainforest to study its effects

Mike Gaworecki 25 Nov 2015

U.S. National Institutes of Health to stop using chimpanzees for research altogether

Mike Gaworecki 24 Nov 2015

World’s vast boreal forests could ‘hit a tipping point’ this century, scientists say

Mike Gaworecki 23 Nov 2015

Researchers in Peru capture some of the Amazon’s rarest and most elusive wildlife on video

Mike Gaworecki 23 Nov 2015

New ‘Forest 500’ report finds both public and private sector have long way to go on deforestation

Mike Gaworecki 20 Nov 2015

Rising global temperatures could shrink paychecks by almost one-fourth

Mike Gaworecki 19 Nov 2015

Water supply for 2 billion people at risk as snowpack declines across northern hemisphere

Mike Gaworecki 18 Nov 2015

Increased deforestation in the Amazon could mean far less rainfall

Mike Gaworecki 17 Nov 2015

Delmarva fox squirrel, one of the first endangered species in the US, no longer at risk of extinction

Mike Gaworecki 16 Nov 2015

Key forest countries’ climate pledges fall short on emissions from land use and deforestation

Mike Gaworecki 13 Nov 2015

Mystery sharks captured in New Guinea river

Mike Gaworecki 12 Nov 2015

New analysis shows there is momentum to build on in Paris when it comes to protecting forests to stop climate change

Mike Gaworecki 12 Nov 2015

Conservationists propose the ‘World Heritage Wilderness Complex’ to protect large landscapes

Mike Gaworecki 11 Nov 2015

Forest rangers killed in Cambodia while patrolling for illegal loggers

Mike Gaworecki 9 Nov 2015

Reforestation contributed more than $5 billion to Brazil’s economy

Mike Gaworecki 6 Nov 2015

There have been more than 11,000 fires in just one region of the Brazilian Amazon this year

Mike Gaworecki 5 Nov 2015

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