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New wormy amphibians discovered in Southeast Asia

Taryn Farber 13 Mar 2015

Conservationists announce program to protect East Africa’s largest elephant population

William Freedberg 12 Mar 2015

Meet Biomuseo: the world’s first biodiversity museum

Alexander Montoro 12 Mar 2015

Humans cause erosion one hundred times faster than normal

Alexander Montoro 5 Mar 2015

Bushmeat’s dual role: threatened species face off against nutrition and culture

Victor Montoro 5 Mar 2015

To keep big cats out, use a cat door

Michael Buelna 26 Feb 2015

Partnering for conservation benefits Tacana people, Bolivian park

Barbara Fraser 25 Feb 2015

Dams or indigenous land: the battle over the Munduruku frontier

Ana Aranha 20 Feb 2015

Biodiversity may reduce the threat of disease

Victor Montoro 19 Feb 2015

Exclusive: Funai confirms that land threatened by dam projects belongs to indigenous tribe

Ana Aranha 19 Feb 2015

How do parks affect the poor? Jury’s still out, some experts say

Barbara Fraser 13 Feb 2015

Innovating Brazil nuts: a business with roots in the rainforest

Barbara Fraser 11 Feb 2015

Video: innovative tourism helps protect forests in Amazonian Peru

Jeremy Hance 5 Feb 2015

Chemical clues in fossil shells may help us understand today’s ocean acidification

Brendan Bane 4 Feb 2015

Pollutants threaten long-term survival of wandering albatross

Shayna Wilson 2 Feb 2015

Scientists discover fanged frogs that give birth to tadpoles

Alexander Montoro 2 Feb 2015

Swimming against the stream: a rare crocodile captivates researchers

Jordanna Dulaney 2 Feb 2015

Scientists rediscover endangered Andean toad in Ecuador

Joanna Parkman 30 Jan 2015

Community tourism fills niche around Tambopata National Reserve

Barbara Fraser 29 Jan 2015

Scientists discover that fish larvae make sounds

Alexander Montoro 29 Jan 2015

With local help, hawksbill sea turtles make a comeback in Nicaragua

Shayna Wilson 28 Jan 2015

Conservationists ask, ‘Is nuclear the way to go?’

Anna Ikarashi 23 Jan 2015

Indigenous territories play dual role as homelands and protected areas

Barbara Fraser 22 Jan 2015

Environmental wisdom: keeping indigenous stories alive

Barbara Fraser 21 Jan 2015

A model forest? Regional park balances local needs and conservation

Barbara Fraser 21 Jan 2015

Scandal and intrigue overshadow environment at the Simandou mine in Guinea

Daniel Stiles - Mongabay Special Reporting Assignment Fellow 20 Jan 2015

Fishing industry could lose up to $41 billion due to climate change

Victor Montoro 16 Jan 2015

No experience necessary: how studying tamarins led to an innovative research organization in the Amazon

Andrew Mann 15 Jan 2015

Casting for another job: will fishers take up a new livelihood?

Amy West 12 Jan 2015

Time for a checkup: researchers examine the health of lowland tapirs

Heather D'angelo 7 Jan 2015

Young journalists win prizes for environmental reporting

Mongabay.org 30 Dec 2014

How a frog with a strange name is helping improve conservation in Brazil

Jose Hong 23 Dec 2014

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An excavator and a gold washing station at the Alangong-Bamegod-Inès mine site in the Sangha. This equipment is typical of semi-industrial gold mining, while the water for the washing station is drawn from surrounding streams, raising concerns about contamination. Image by Elodie Toto for Mongabay.
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