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Local knowledge sheds light on some of the world’s strangest mammals

Dominic Rowland 7 Mar 2014

Can the millions in urban India live among greenery?

Sandhya Sekar 6 Mar 2014

Scientists uncover new species of Andean marsupial frog

Jordanna Dulaney 5 Mar 2014

The real cost of conservation: cheap protection rarely succeeds

Nika Levikov 3 Mar 2014

Saving sharks one sandwich at a time: conservationists target ‘shark bake’

Elizabeth Devitt 28 Feb 2014

Plastic waste ingested by worms threatens marine food chains

Nicholas Barrett 26 Feb 2014

Will tigers march ahead? Scientists find surprising connections between isolated populations in Central India

Shreya Dasgupta 25 Feb 2014

Ocean acidifying 10 times faster than anytime in the last 55 million years, putting polar ecosystems at risk

Claire Salisbury 24 Feb 2014

Two new wasp species found hidden in museum collections

Paul Sutherland 24 Feb 2014

Traditional palm knowledge at risk of becoming lost forever

Ariel Mark 21 Feb 2014

New $20,000 reporting grant explores benefits of Amazonian protected areas

Mongabay.org 21 Feb 2014

365-988 million birds killed annually in U.S. window collisions

Mongabay.com 10 Feb 2014

Protected forests linked to healthy coral reefs in Fiji

Andrew Mann 27 Jan 2014

The next best thing: how well do secondary forests preserve biodiversity?

Bobbie Edwards 23 Jan 2014

How “insect soup” might change the face of conservation

Dominic Rowland 23 Jan 2014

New frog species discovered on tallest mountain in Indochina

Andrew Mann 22 Jan 2014

Bromeliads may actually protect fruit trees from pest damage

Yao-hua Law 22 Jan 2014

The smoothtooth blacktip shark and four other species rediscovered in markets

Frank Izaguirre 21 Jan 2014

Spectacular new beetle discovered in French Guiana

Elizabeth Devitt 21 Jan 2014

Two journalists awarded prizes for reporting on fisheries in the Pacific

Mongabay 20 Jan 2014

Handful of species key to ecosystem health, finds study

Ariel Mark 20 Jan 2014

For agoutis, the night is fraught with peril

Jordanna Dulaney 15 Jan 2014

Climate fail: Geoengineering would cool planet, but screw up rainfall patterns

Bobbie Edwards 14 Jan 2014

Environmental degradation leads to public health crises

Nicholas Barrett 7 Jan 2014

Rewilding Chile’s savanna with guanacos could increase biodiversity and livestock

Mrinalini Erkenswick Watsa 6 Jan 2014

Curious bears take ‘selfies’ with camera traps

Shreya Dasgupta 26 Dec 2013

Jaguars in Argentine Chaco on verge of local extinction

Claire Salisbury 23 Dec 2013

Unraveling the secrets of one of the world’s most mysterious big cats

Jordanna Dulaney 22 Dec 2013

Giant clams are easy to recognize, but genetics proves there is more than meets the eye

Nika Levikov 21 Dec 2013

Scientists discover a new coral in the French Polynesia

Ariel Mark 20 Dec 2013

New marsupial discovered in Ecuador

Nicholas Barrett 20 Dec 2013

Little elephant is the first scientific record of dwarfism in the wild

Claire Salisbury 19 Dec 2013

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An African wildcat in Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa. While little is known about the threats facing African wildcats in West Africa, across their range they are at risk from hybridization and disease transmission from domestic cats. Image by Bernard DUPONT from FRANCE, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0).
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