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Can voluntary sustainability standards survive in emerging markets?

Philip Schleifer 17 Mar 2015

Even cockroaches have personalities

Mrinalini Erkenswick Watsa 12 Mar 2015

Citizen scientists help demystify Serengeti’s wildlife with photos

Shreya Dasgupta 10 Mar 2015

Could big data turn us into ocean protectors instead of abusers?

Shreya Dasgupta 24 Feb 2015

Road building spree hurts Amazon birds

Brittany Stewart 14 Jan 2015

Monkey sleep, monkey do: how primates choose their trees

Leigh Cooper 31 Dec 2014

Rat eradication needed to save seabird colony

Michael Buelna 30 Dec 2014

Scientists rediscover Critically Endangered streamside frog in Costa Rica

Victor Montoro 26 Dec 2014

Plant wars: some tree species compete better against grasses for reforestation

Brittany Stewart 18 Dec 2014

Google Earth used to identify environmentally important termite mounds

Shayna Wilson 17 Dec 2014

Success of ‘land sparing’ will depend on global economics, regulations

Erin Kitchell 16 Dec 2014

Forests could be a thrifty way to fight ozone pollution

Nala Rogers 16 Dec 2014

Hunting is a greater threat than logging for most wildlife in Borneo

Ben Sullender 16 Dec 2014

New poison dart frog needs immediate conservation plan

Brittany Stewart 15 Dec 2014

Reefs reduce 97 percent of wave energy, could be better than artificial barriers

Brendan Bane 15 Dec 2014

Lizard see, lizard do: scientists discover surprising behavior in reptiles

Brendan Bane 10 Dec 2014

False victories for sustainability – Amazonian Hydropower

Jose Hong 9 Dec 2014

Pollinators puzzle to find flowers amidst natural and human fumes

Lisa Marie Potter 9 Dec 2014

Old fishermen document declining range of the Indus River dolphin

Rex Sanders 3 Dec 2014

Nano-tags track baby sea turtles during their first few hours

Leigh Cooper 3 Dec 2014

Shark pups may not survive climate change

Leslie Willoughby 1 Dec 2014

Rediscovered in 2010, rare Indian frog surprises by breeding in bamboo

Shreya Dasgupta 18 Nov 2014

When cute turns deadly – the story of a wildlife biologist who was bit by a venomous slow loris, and lived to tell the tale

Shreya Dasgupta 24 Oct 2014

Could California be facing a mega-drought?

Sonia Gandiaga 13 Oct 2014

Use of mammals still prevalent in Brazil’s Conservation Units

Annam Raza 6 Oct 2014

Climate change to boost farmland, diminish harvests, says new study

John Cannon 29 Sep 2014

Changing climate, changing conservation paradigms in Canada’s boreal forests

Julian Moll-rocek 19 Sep 2014

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