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Invasion of the lionfish: new research finds the situation may be worse than we thought

Jose Hong 27 Aug 2014

What lies within, we may never know: deforestation threatening Sulawesi’s unique wildlife

Apoorva Joshi 26 Aug 2014

Can it be stopped? Ghana’s forests ‘could completely disappear in less than 25 years’

Judy Ogutu 25 Aug 2014

An uncertain future: world’s last wild Siberian tigers threatened by illegal logging, global warming, disease (PART II)

Sandhya Sekar 22 Aug 2014

Running to reforest: communities, NGOs work to save Ugandan reserve in the midst of massive deforestation

Benon Herbert Oluka 21 Aug 2014

Looming mining ‘tsunami’ set to take Africa by storm

John Cannon 20 Aug 2014

Challenging the ‘tragedy of the commons’: new documentary explores how humans and nature can coexist (VIDEO)

Julian Moll-rocek 20 Aug 2014

Logging of Russian Far East damaging tiger habitat, few intact forests protected (Part I)

Sandhya Sekar 19 Aug 2014

When forests aren’t really forests: the high cost of Chile’s tree plantations

Julian Moll-rocek 18 Aug 2014

Nothing else left to log: are eco-certified timber companies stripping Russia of its last old growth forests?

Shreya Dasgupta 15 Aug 2014

Elephant poaching soars as Sumatran forests turn into plantations

Originally Written For Mongabay-indonesiazamzami 14 Aug 2014

Indonesia cracks down on illegal burning, investigates more suspect companies

Fidelis E. Satriastanti 14 Aug 2014

‘Natural Reserves’ no more: illegal colonists deforest huge portions of Nicaraguan protected areas

Mrinalini Erkenswick Watsa 13 Aug 2014

Titanium vs. Millipedes: new species discovered in Madagascar threatened by mining

Andrew Mann 13 Aug 2014

A paradise being lost: Peru’s most important forests felled for timber, crops, roads, mining

Mrinalini Erkenswick Watsa 12 Aug 2014

An untapped resource: new study finds local people may trump scientists at biodiversity surveys

Shayna Wilson 12 Aug 2014

Planting meadows in the ocean: technique may help restore disappearing seagrass beds

Anna Ikarashi 11 Aug 2014

Where have all the big animals gone? Indian park devoid of many species, further threatened by forest loss

Janaki Lenin 4 Aug 2014

The Philippines: where ‘megadiversity’ meets mega deforestation

Shaira Panela 31 Jul 2014

Conservation controversy: are bonobos protected in the right ways and in the right places?

Shreya Dasgupta 30 Jul 2014

Deforestation ramping up in Yasuni as Ecuador sets to open up national park to drilling

Shaira Panela 29 Jul 2014

Invasion of the oil palm: western Africa’s native son returns, threatening great apes

John Cannon 28 Jul 2014

No longer ‘deaf as a stump’: researchers find turtles chirp, click, meow, cluck

Morgan Erickson-Davis 25 Jul 2014

True stewards: new report says local communities key to saving forests, curbing global warming

Morgan Erickson-Davis 24 Jul 2014

Desperate measures: researchers say radical approaches needed to beat extinctions

Morgan Erickson-Davis 24 Jul 2014

Rebuilding Kissama: war-torn Angola’s only national park affected by deforestation, but refaunation gives hope

Fidelis Zvomuya 24 Jul 2014

‘A high price to pay’: new Indonesian peatland regulation may do more harm than good

Fidelis E. Satriastanti 22 Jul 2014

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Invasion of the lionfish: new research finds the situation may be worse than we thought

What lies within, we may never know: deforestation threatening Sulawesi’s unique wildlife

Can it be stopped? Ghana’s forests ‘could completely disappear in less than 25 years’

An uncertain future: world’s last wild Siberian tigers threatened by illegal logging, global warming, disease (PART II)

Running to reforest: communities, NGOs work to save Ugandan reserve in the midst of massive deforestation

Looming mining ‘tsunami’ set to take Africa by storm

Challenging the ‘tragedy of the commons’: new documentary explores how humans and nature can coexist (VIDEO)

Logging of Russian Far East damaging tiger habitat, few intact forests protected (Part I)

When forests aren’t really forests: the high cost of Chile’s tree plantations

Nothing else left to log: are eco-certified timber companies stripping Russia of its last old growth forests?

Elephant poaching soars as Sumatran forests turn into plantations

Indonesia cracks down on illegal burning, investigates more suspect companies

‘Natural Reserves’ no more: illegal colonists deforest huge portions of Nicaraguan protected areas

Titanium vs. Millipedes: new species discovered in Madagascar threatened by mining

A paradise being lost: Peru’s most important forests felled for timber, crops, roads, mining

An untapped resource: new study finds local people may trump scientists at biodiversity surveys

Planting meadows in the ocean: technique may help restore disappearing seagrass beds

The threat of traditional medicine: China’s boom may mean doom for turtles

The 90 Percent Diet: reducing our environmental impact by eating less meat

Blue-footed boobies on the decline, plummeting sardine stocks may be to blame

Yellow spots, orange stripes: vivid new frog species discovered in Malaysia

Tin mining, palm oil plantations wreaking havoc on small Indonesian island

Where have all the big animals gone? Indian park devoid of many species, further threatened by forest loss

The Philippines: where ‘megadiversity’ meets mega deforestation

Conservation controversy: are bonobos protected in the right ways and in the right places?

Deforestation ramping up in Yasuni as Ecuador sets to open up national park to drilling

Invasion of the oil palm: western Africa’s native son returns, threatening great apes

No longer ‘deaf as a stump’: researchers find turtles chirp, click, meow, cluck

True stewards: new report says local communities key to saving forests, curbing global warming

Desperate measures: researchers say radical approaches needed to beat extinctions

Rebuilding Kissama: war-torn Angola’s only national park affected by deforestation, but refaunation gives hope

‘A high price to pay’: new Indonesian peatland regulation may do more harm than good

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