Shreya Dasgupta

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Shreya Dasgupta is a Newswire editor at Mongabay. She's a writer, editor and podcast producer, focusing on science and the environment.

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Meet the winners of the 2019 Goldman Environmental Prize

Large emperor penguin colony suffers ‘catastrophic’ breeding failure

Killer whale vs. great white? No contest — the shark always flees

Virus may have caused mysterious foot disease in Chile’s rare huemul deer

New ancient, giant carnivore described from bones in museum drawer

China seizes over 2,700 elephant tusks in massive bust

Last known female Yangtze giant softshell turtle dies in China

Waters off Galápagos have way more alien species than previously known

New species of ancient human found in a Philippine cave

Russia plans to release nearly 100 belugas, orcas from icy ‘whale jail’

Belize to nearly triple area under strict marine protected areas

Unusual lizard lays eggs, then births a live baby — in the same pregnancy

New species of skink from Angola has waited over 70 years to be described

Environmental issues among top priorities of urban Indian voters: Report

Deadly fungal disease has devastated more than 500 amphibian species

Meet Mini mum, Mini ature, Mini scule: Tiny new frogs from Madagascar

Sergio Rojas Ortiz, leader of Costa Rica’s indigenous Bribri, slain by gunmen

Study maps where tunas, sharks and fishing ships meet

World’s fastest shark, and many others, edge toward extinction

Sea otters leave behind unique archaeological traces, study finds

Super variable California salamander is ‘an evolutionist’s dream’

‘Like seeing a dinosaur’: Scientists locate mystery killer whales

Wikipedia searches reveal how people’s interests in wildlife change

Study uncovers 135 species of land snails in Belize, including 17 new ones

Seahorse trade continues despite export bans, study finds

Philippines customs find more than 1,500 live turtles in suitcases

180 years of herps: Q&A with Luis Ceríaco on Angola’s atlas of life

Why did Serengeti’s wild dogs disappear? Study challenges controversial hypothesis

Abandoned plantations in forested areas may not recover fully: Study

World’s largest bee filmed alive for the first time in Indonesia

Chinese ‘Queen of Ivory’ sentenced to 15 years in jail for tusk trafficking

India-Nepal agreement to boost transborder conservation of rhinos, tigers

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