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Using stories to connect people to biodiversity: an interview with Tara Waters Lumpkin, PhD

Mrinalini Erkenswick Watsa 18 Dec 2013

Sonar directly impacts whale behavior, according to military study

Dominic Rowland 13 Dec 2013

Reforestation can’t offset massive fossil fuels emissions

Bobbie Edwards 13 Dec 2013

Bonobos: the Congo Basin’s great gardeners

Christina Pham 11 Dec 2013

Journalists win environmental news reporting prizes

Mongabay.org 10 Dec 2013

Sri Lankan elephant amnesty will lead to poaching, warn conservationists

Claire Salisbury 3 Dec 2013

Where have all the dugongs gone?

Shreya Dasgupta 3 Dec 2013

Journalism prizes explore community forestry, commodity supply chains, China’s seafood consumption

Mongabay.org 1 Dec 2013

Not all mangroves are created equal: new map reveals carbon storage hot-spots

Dominic Rowland 26 Nov 2013

Consumer report uncovers why people buy rhino horn

Andrew Mann 26 Nov 2013

Satellites reveal browning mountain forests

Sandhya Sekar 22 Nov 2013

Canopy crusade: world’s highest network of camera traps keeps an eye on animals impacted by gas project

Claire Salisbury 21 Nov 2013

The quicksilver demon: rogue gold-mining is the world’s largest source of mercury pollution

Mrinalini Erkenswick Watsa 20 Nov 2013

The swan song of India’s dancing bears

Abhishek Madan, Shreya Dasgupta 20 Nov 2013

Nearly half a million seabirds die in gillnets every year, but solutions exist

Jordanna Dulaney 18 Nov 2013

Prize exploring the next big idea in rainforest conservation announced

Mongabay.com 16 Nov 2013

New bat species discovered in Brazil leaves another at risk

Natalie Millar 15 Nov 2013

Newly discovered beetles construct private homes out of leaf holes and feces

Shreya Dasgupta 12 Nov 2013

Five new, cryptic bats discovered in Senegal

Bobbie Edwards 11 Nov 2013

Ultraviolet nets significantly reduce sea turtle bycatch

Christina Pham 11 Nov 2013

Seahorses on your iPad: new app allows anyone to track and document seahorses

Christina Pham 8 Nov 2013

Dolphins, bats and the evolution of echolocation

Sandhya Sekar 8 Nov 2013

Beetles in the spotlight: a new species of burying beetle from the Solomon Islands Archipelago

Raja Bandi 7 Nov 2013

Like humans, marmosets are polite communicators

Andrew Mann 6 Nov 2013

Scientists: to save the Malayan tiger, save its prey

Jordanna Dulaney 31 Oct 2013

New species of beetle discovered in megacity

Dominic Rowland 30 Oct 2013

The mystery of the disappearing elephant tusk

Sandhya Sekar 30 Oct 2013

Photo essay: notes from India’s Kabini River

Photo Essay Amoghavarsha 25 Oct 2013

Small invertebrates could be key to uncovering the mysteries of killer amphibian fungus

Mrinalini Erkenswick Watsa 22 Oct 2013

98% of marine fish headed for the aquarium trade die within a year in the Philippines

Natalie Millar 22 Oct 2013

Mammal-watching: one man’s obsession to see the world’s mammals

Natalie Millar 16 Oct 2013

Sea and storm: coastal habitats offer strongest defense

Dr Liz Kimbrough 11 Oct 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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