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Is there hope for bonobos? Researchers, NGOs, gov’t officials, local communities band together to save iconic ape (Part III)

Fidelis Zvomuya 18 Jul 2014

Poaching, fires, farming pervade: protecting bonobos ‘an enormous challenge’ (Part II)

Fidelis Zvomuya 17 Jul 2014

Surrounded by deforestation, critically endangered gorillas hang on by a thread

Shreya Dasgupta 17 Jul 2014

Will the last ape found be the first to go? Bonobos’ biggest refuge under threat (Part I)

Fidelis Zvomuya 16 Jul 2014

On track to ‘go beyond the critical point’: Sri Lanka still losing forests at rapid clip

Janaki Lenin 15 Jul 2014

Attack of the killer vines: lianas taking over forests in Panama

Jose Hong 14 Jul 2014

Too much of a good thing: fertilizer ‘one of the three major drivers of biodiversity loss this century’

Paul Sutherland 14 Jul 2014

Downturn in shade-grown coffee putting forests, wildlife, people at risk

Nika Levikov 11 Jul 2014

DRC deforestation escalates despite resource shortages, protests, rape, homicide

John Cannon 10 Jul 2014

Good intentions, collateral damage: forest conservation may be hurting grasslands

Anna Ikarashi 10 Jul 2014

The last best place no more: massive deforestation destroying prime chimp habitat in Uganda

Benon Herbert Oluka 9 Jul 2014

Cats’ best friend? A new role for guard dogs in South Africa

Erin Crandall 9 Jul 2014

An end to India’s ‘Wild West’? Meghalaya bans coal mining… for now

Janaki Lenin 8 Jul 2014

They think, therefore they spread: plants can make complex conditional decisions

Andrew Mann 7 Jul 2014

No restrictions: Japan’s demand for illegal wood driving rampant deforestation in Siberia

Morgan Erickson-Davis 3 Jul 2014

A fine line: new program predicts when human impact becomes too much

Morgan Erickson-Davis 3 Jul 2014

On a whim: Equatorial Guinea building new capital city in the middle of the rainforest

Fidelis Zvomuya 2 Jul 2014

On the brink of extinction: Javan rhino has new enemy in invasive palm

Ethan Harfenist 1 Jul 2014

New report: illegal logging keeps militias and terrorist groups in business

Janaki Lenin 30 Jun 2014

Is REDD+ bad for wildlife? New study says lowland forest protection bias unfair, urges change

Morgan Erickson-Davis 27 Jun 2014

‘Exciting implications’ for conservation: new technology brings the lab to the field

Morgan Erickson-Davis 26 Jun 2014

Is Cameroon becoming the new Indonesia? Palm oil plantations accelerating deforestation

John Cannon 25 Jun 2014

Monkeys reset camera trap, capture first-ever images of flat-headed cats in park

Elizabeth Devitt 23 Jun 2014

The palm oil diet: study finds displaced orangutans have little else to eat

Ariel Mark 20 Jun 2014

Apeidemiology: researchers model ape disease transmission for the first time

Jordanna Dulaney 20 Jun 2014

Scientists discover carnivorous water rat in Indonesia, good example of convergent evolution

Morgan Erickson-Davis 19 Jun 2014

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Is there hope for bonobos? Researchers, NGOs, gov’t officials, local communities band together to save iconic ape (Part III)

Poaching, fires, farming pervade: protecting bonobos ‘an enormous challenge’ (Part II)

Surrounded by deforestation, critically endangered gorillas hang on by a thread

Will the last ape found be the first to go? Bonobos’ biggest refuge under threat (Part I)

On track to ‘go beyond the critical point’: Sri Lanka still losing forests at rapid clip

Attack of the killer vines: lianas taking over forests in Panama

Too much of a good thing: fertilizer ‘one of the three major drivers of biodiversity loss this century’

Downturn in shade-grown coffee putting forests, wildlife, people at risk

DRC deforestation escalates despite resource shortages, protests, rape, homicide

Good intentions, collateral damage: forest conservation may be hurting grasslands

The last best place no more: massive deforestation destroying prime chimp habitat in Uganda

Cats’ best friend? A new role for guard dogs in South Africa

An end to India’s ‘Wild West’? Meghalaya bans coal mining… for now

They think, therefore they spread: plants can make complex conditional decisions

No restrictions: Japan’s demand for illegal wood driving rampant deforestation in Siberia

A fine line: new program predicts when human impact becomes too much

On a whim: Equatorial Guinea building new capital city in the middle of the rainforest

On the brink of extinction: Javan rhino has new enemy in invasive palm

New report: illegal logging keeps militias and terrorist groups in business

Is REDD+ bad for wildlife? New study says lowland forest protection bias unfair, urges change

‘Exciting implications’ for conservation: new technology brings the lab to the field

Is Cameroon becoming the new Indonesia? Palm oil plantations accelerating deforestation

Size matters: small animals abundant in fragmented forests, large animals not

Logging in Vietnam still affecting rare trees 30 years later

A taste for wildlife: what’s driving bushmeat hunting in Tanzania?

Study finds tiny cloud forests have big biodiversity

‘Hope springs eternal’: the anniversary of the death of Lonesome George

Is the banteng making a comeback? Researchers find new population in Cambodia

Monkeys reset camera trap, capture first-ever images of flat-headed cats in park

The palm oil diet: study finds displaced orangutans have little else to eat

Apeidemiology: researchers model ape disease transmission for the first time

Scientists discover carnivorous water rat in Indonesia, good example of convergent evolution

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