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Conservation conflicting with local ways of life in Mexican reserve

Anna Ikarashi 23 Dec 2014

Shifting attitudes may help endangered wild dogs in Thailand

Alexander Montoro 22 Dec 2014

Genetics study sheds light on Chile’s most endangered bird

Joanna Parkman 22 Dec 2014

Enough for an elephant: why are Cameroon’s elephants raiding fields?

Brendan Bane 18 Dec 2014

When predators attack, plants grow fewer thorns

Michael Buelna 17 Dec 2014

Biodiversity protection is key to REDD+ success, study shows

Anna Ikarashi 5 Dec 2014

Is captive breeding the final resort for the Sumatran rhino?

Shayna Wilson 3 Dec 2014

‘New normal’ approach to conservation comes under fire

Jose Hong 2 Dec 2014

Reeling in religious messages: how faith impacts fisheries in Fiji

Amy West 25 Nov 2014

Endangered environmentalists: investigating government crackdowns on green groups

Mongabay.org 19 Nov 2014

Leaf bacteria are important to tree health, may help forests adapt to climate change

Anna Ikarashi 13 Nov 2014

Local people are not the enemy: real conservation from the frontlines

Heather D'angelo 12 Nov 2014

New birds arise due to emigration not separation

Jordanna Dulaney 11 Nov 2014

Chief Curiosity Correspondent tackles sexism, aids conservation

Tiffany Roufs 11 Nov 2014

Flying under the radar in Central Africa, Chinese companies may be wreaking environmental havoc

Analysis Daniel Stiles - Mongabay Special Reporting Assignment Fellow 7 Nov 2014

Indigenous uprising earned tribe territories, but greatest challenges lie ahead

Roberto (bear) Guerra - Special Reporting Initiative Fellow 6 Nov 2014

Between the Forest and the Sea: The Yarsuisuit Collective – Part II

Roberto (bear) Guerra - Special Reporting Initiative Fellow 31 Oct 2014

Pesticides harm bumblebees’ ability to forage

Annam Raza 31 Oct 2014

By killing off older fish, overfishing may lead to lost migratory patterns

Shayna Wilson 29 Oct 2014

Between the forest and the sea: life and climate change in Guna Yala – Part I

Roberto (bear) Guerra - Special Reporting Initiative Fellow 27 Oct 2014

Saving the survivor: China scrambles to keep the finless porpoise from extinction

Erik Vance 22 Oct 2014

Coal, climate and orangutans – Indonesia’s quandary

Daniel Stiles 21 Oct 2014

Scientists find temperate bat in the hot tropics of the Western Ghats (photos)

Jordanna Dulaney 15 Oct 2014

An impossible balancing act? Forests benefit from isolation, but at cost to local communities

Anna Ikarashi 7 Oct 2014

The Zanaga iron ore mine – a test of best laid plans for preserving wildlife

Daniel Stiles 6 Oct 2014

Balu Wala, or the Kuna ‘good life’: how one indigenous tribe is passing on its traditions (photos)

Ruxandra Guidi 3 Oct 2014

Outcompeted: Species competition may result in geographic isolation

Natalie Millar 3 Oct 2014

Infamous pet and zoo supplier lost 3,500 animals a week (photos)

Shayna Wilson 2 Oct 2014

Small chocolate company takes big steps toward conservation and human development

Andrew Mann 1 Oct 2014

A weed by any other name: remnant shrubs and trees play vital role in regenerating forests

Heather D'angelo 29 Sep 2014

Dogs may be responsible for declining mammals in Brazil’s agroforests

Erin Crandall 26 Sep 2014

Termites suffer in logged forests and palm oil plantations

Heather D'angelo 25 Sep 2014

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