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Huge ivory bust raises questions about follow-up investigations in Tanzania

Malawi’s Elephant Marsh: The challenge of protecting a wetland that sustains thousands

How trade bans and local conservation helped save a dazzling blue gecko

In Malawi, one woman’s farm shows what’s possible with land and support

Can deforestation predict Ebola outbreaks? Q&A with CDC’s Carson Telford

Report alleges élite ties behind logging permits in Cameroon’s Ebo Forest

New survey methods uncover new insights into Madagascar’s biodiversity

Electric fences help farmers and elephants coexist in Zambian borderlands

Rising waters and mounting pressures collide on Kenya’s Lake Turkana

‘Turkana has always adapted to change’: Interview with environmentalist Ikal Angelei

Elephants return to Mount Elgon side of Uganda after four decades

Radio and satellite alerts help Zambian farmers live with dangerous wildlife

As elephants return in eastern Zambia, communities adapt to coexistence

Nigeria aims for stronger wildlife protections with sweeping new law

Up to half the bird species using the African-Eurasian flyway are declining

Forests, fires and fragile gains: Interview with WRI’s Elizabeth Goldman

Conservationist wins top award to protect lions and people in Zimbabwe

Nigerian bat specialist wins Goldman Prize for community conservation work

In northern Kenya, a shifting Lake Turkana reshapes traditional livelihoods

Second progress report shows little action on World Bank redress plan at Liberian plantation

Malawi says there’s been no illegal crayfish smuggling for a year

Ethiopian women plant trees, restoring lands & livelihoods

An invasive guava is muscling out Madagascar’s forests — and lemurs are helping

Decades after poaching drove them extinct, rhinos are back in the wild in Uganda

A South African reserve shows how carbon can catalyze rewilding conservation

Investigation of permit violations in South Africa’s shark fishery pending

Five more community-led African groups join global landscape restoration network

War exacerbates long-standing irrigation crisis for Sudan farmers

At dusk in Kenya’s caves, scientists study the hidden lives of bats

Kenya’s renewed oil push faces a tainted legacy

Study finds livestock pushing lions away from shared rangeland in Kenya

Works on planned luxury resort on Pemba island go ahead despite concerns

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