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Towards the poles: tropical cyclones on the move

Jose Hong 24 Sep 2014

Drivers in Brazil will intentionally run-down small animals, but only if it is safe

Andrew Mann 24 Sep 2014

Fragmented forests hurt some bat species, may benefit others

Anna Ikarashi 23 Sep 2014

World population could surpass 13 BILLION by the end of the century

Jeremy Hance 18 Sep 2014

The cheap option on climate change: recognize indigenous rights to forests

Jeremy Hance 18 Sep 2014

Conservationists use social media to take on Peru’s booming illegal wildlife trade

Shreya Dasgupta 4 Sep 2014

REDD+ versus indigenous people? Why a tribe in Panama rejected pay for their carbon-rich forests

Ruxandra Guidi - Mongabay.org Special Reporting Initiative Fellow 4 Sep 2014

Meeting an Illegal Logger

Robert S. Eshelman 27 Aug 2014

Of Prawns and Men on the Bali Strait

Melati Kaye 22 Aug 2014

How did Ebola Zaïre Get to Guinea?

Analysis Daniel Stiles 5 Aug 2014

2 prize-winning journalists will report on Amazon, 2 new prizes announced

Mongabay.org 1 Aug 2014

Ndoki Forest, charmed or cursed? Conservationists admit sustainable logging wilting in naïve chimp habitat

Daniel Stiles 1 Aug 2014

Seafood apartments and other experiments in fixing Indonesia’s fisheries (Part IV)

Melati Kaye 25 Jul 2014

Over-depleted and undermanaged: can Indonesia turn around its fisheries? (Part III)

Melati Kaye 22 Jul 2014

Boom but mostly bust: fighting over sardines in Indonesia’s Bali Strait (Part II)

Melati Kaye 18 Jul 2014

Fishing for coherent regulations along Fiji’s coral reefs

Amy West 16 Jul 2014

Sold into extinction: great apes betrayed by protectors

Daniel Stiles 9 Jul 2014

A tale of two fish: cyanide fishing and foreign bosses off Sulawesi’s coast (Part I)

Melati Kaye 8 Jul 2014

Oil, wildlife, and people: competing visions of development collide in Virunga National Park

Analysis Daniel Stiles 7 Jul 2014

Ecotopia emerging: sustainable forests and healthy livelihoods go hand in hand

Wendee Nicole 26 Jun 2014

Dying for Fiji’s Sea Cucumbers

Amy West 23 Jun 2014

What does SOCO’s withdrawal really mean for the future of Virunga National Park?

Analysis Daniel Stiles 17 Jun 2014

Extractive industries and apes

Daniel Stiles 13 Jun 2014

Tipping the scale: how a political economist could save the world’s forests

Wendee Nicole 29 May 2014

Former Miss South Pacific steps into new conservation role

Amy West 15 May 2014

Uncovering the impact of big banks on the Amazon

Mongabay.org 13 May 2014

Seeing the Forest for the Trees: How ‘One Health’ Connects Humans, Animals, and Ecosystems

Wendee Nicole 5 May 2014

Indigenous people witness climate change in the Congo Rainforest

Natalie Millar 20 Mar 2014

3 environmental reporting prize winners to explore drivers of deforestation, community forestry, and sustainable seafood in China

Mongabay.org 19 Mar 2014

Leftover trees enhance the biodiversity of new forests

Nicholas Barrett 18 Mar 2014

Can penguins cope with climate change? Scientists find different types of ice elicit different responses

Mongabay.com 13 Mar 2014

The fungus among us: scientists discover a big player in the global carbon cycle

Elizabeth Devitt 12 Mar 2014

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