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Rainforest in Sabah, Malaysia. Malaysia has reported a steep increase in forest cover to FAO, a result of changing how it classifies forest cover.

Indonesia’s new emissions target actually a step back: Greenpeace

16 Sep 2015

From conflict to partnership, a Kalimantan community and logging company manage the forest together

Indra Nugraha 15 Sep 2015

Children are dying from respiratory ailments as haze blankets Sumatra

Made Ali 14 Sep 2015

Rogue oil palm company must pay $26m, rules Indonesia’s Supreme Court

Chik Rini, Indra Nugraha 14 Sep 2015

Powered by the land: The Sumatran village that conserves forest for electricity

Ayat S. Karokaro 10 Sep 2015

Oil palm firm in hot water after Jokowi drops in on forest fires

Taufik Wijaya 10 Sep 2015

Indonesian villagers transform ailing forests into oasis of fruit

Sapariah Saturi 8 Sep 2015

Indonesian officials resist movement to end deforestation for palm oil

Indra Nugraha, Sapariah Saturi 7 Sep 2015

Indonesia’s mercury policy a good start, but kinks remain

Fidelis E. Satriastanti 5 Sep 2015

Indonesia pledges to cut emissions 29 percent by 2030

Mongabay.com 3 Sep 2015

Lies, deceit and abduction staff Thailand’s fishing industry

Sarah Hucal 2 Sep 2015

Will Indonesia’s new palm oil subsidy undermine no-deforestation push?

Sapariah Saturi 1 Sep 2015

Indonesian village opts to protect mangroves, preserve livelihoods

Themmy Doaly 28 Aug 2015

Indonesian artist prepares another underwater reef-to-be

Fidelis E. Satriastanti 27 Aug 2015

Vacationing couple may have discovered a new dwarf lemur species

Brittany Stewart 27 Aug 2015

Sick of light verdicts, Indonesia to school judges on wildlife crime

Fidelis E. Satriastanti 25 Aug 2015

Saving the Barbary Macaque: An interview with Dr. Sian Waters

Sean Mowbray 24 Aug 2015

Killing of black macaques in Indonesia sparks debate over hunting

Themmy Doaly 21 Aug 2015

Sumatran rhino extinct in the Malaysian wild

Mongabay.com 20 Aug 2015

Green groups cautiously optimistic about Indonesia’s new maritime minister

Melati Kaye 15 Aug 2015

Promised task force on indigenous rights in Indonesia hits snag

Cory Rogers 15 Aug 2015

Traders of “red ivory” from rare birds are arrested in Indonesia

Sophie Furnival 14 Aug 2015

Thai junta asked to crack down harder on rogue seafood industry

Sarah Hucal 14 Aug 2015

Scientists unite on World Elephant Day calling for ban on ivory trade in the U.S.

Mongabay.com 12 Aug 2015

Snail scent repels starfish; may protect coral and Great Barrier Reef

Neelam Pereira 11 Aug 2015

World Lion Day (Photos)

Mongabay.com 10 Aug 2015

Man selling baby orangutans on Facebook arrested in Sumatra

Junaidi Hanafiah 6 Aug 2015

Palm oil a mixed blessing in Indonesia’s peat peninsula

Zamzami 4 Aug 2015

‘Act before it is too late’: scientists urge ban on salamander imports to avert pandemic

Erin Conlisk 3 Aug 2015

Companies Pledge $140 Billion Toward Resolving Climate Change

Brittany Stewart 31 Jul 2015

Not just any Wilmar supplier caught violating no-deforestation policy

Mongabay.com 30 Jul 2015

13 ‘keystone’ corporations hold sway over sustainability of global fisheries

Sean Mowbray 30 Jul 2015

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