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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Study uncovers illegal bird trade in Thailand’s weekend market

This island plans to remove invasive rats and goats to save its native wildlife

Grim reality behind tiger selfie tourism: speed breeding, cruelty

International Tiger Day: How are tigers faring now?

New species of orange-red scorpionfish discovered in the Caribbean

Video: Endangered baby tapir plays with his father

China’s coal use has peaked ‘sooner than expected’

Mexico bans gillnets to protect rare vaquita porpoise

Ivory poaching kingpin gets 20 years in jail

Vietnam is one of world’s biggest illegal ivory markets

Massive relocation of 500 elephants begins in Malawi

Amazon, eBay involved in illegal wildlife trade: Indian government

Whale sharks inch closer to extinction

Looks like Casper: Expedition captures first-ever live footage of ghostlike fish

9 new natural sites added to World Heritage List

India at heart of illegal otter trade

Warming seas causing massive die-off of Australia’s reef forests

New orchid discovered in Colombia is critically endangered

Can nature thrive in cities? New book looks at changing face of nature in Bangalore

Anti-coal activist murdered in the Philippines

5,000 wild animals killed in West Bengal, India, on World Environment Day

New tarantula named after Nobel Laureate Gabriel García Márquez

Turkey’s wild bears migrate for food; but some bears prefer garbage dumps

Did mining company drive 3 species to extinction?

Countries with most biodiversity spend least on conservation: study

Reserve with rare gorillas finally protected

Rare moth vanishing from its last site in England

US oil and gas production ‘dramatically’ increasing harmful ozone-causing ethane

Sub-Saharan African countries most vulnerable to invasive crop pests

Widespread coral bleaching event to hit US hard for third straight year

Video: Baby frogs escape from snake in seconds

After mass die-off, saiga antelope numbers go up in Kazakhstan

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