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Ethiopia used chemicals to kill locusts. Billions of honeybees disappeared

Madagascar: What happens to villagers when a graphite mine comes knocking?

Will clean-energy minerals provoke a shift in how mining is done in Africa?

‘Locals want their resources to last’: Q&A with marine ecologist Vilma Machava-António

Critics allege EU’s ‘toxic collusion’ with fishing lobbies is damaging Indian Ocean tuna

Elephants promote jumbo trees, boosting the carbon stores in Africa’s forests

Millions are spent on climate research in Africa. Western institutes get most of it

With climate reparations finally on the table at COP27, what now?

Agroecology can feed Africa and tackle climate change — with enough funding

Report: Leaders’ vow to slow forest loss rings hollow ahead of climate talks

Humans are decimating wildlife, report warns ahead of U.N. biodiversity talks

World’s smallest primate is fading into extinction, scientists fear

Indigenous leader’s court win halts one of Australia’s ‘dirtiest gas projects’

Debunking the colonial myth of the ‘African Eden’: Q&A with author Guillaume Blanc

Humans are dosing Earth’s waterways with medicines. It isn’t healthy.

Industrial mining’s tropical deforestation footprint spills beyond concessions

Maldives shark-fishing ban tested by ebbing support from small-scale fishers

Kigali call to action a step forward but not far enough, Indigenous and local leaders say

Climate change amplifies the risk of conflict, study from Africa shows

Rubber used by leading European tire makers linked to forest loss in Africa: Report

Book Review: ‘Slaves for Peanuts’ gets to the troubling roots of a beloved snack

Latest ‘plan for the planet’ calls for protecting 44% of land, home to 1.8b humans

‘Strange’ giraffoid fossil shows giraffes evolved long necks to win mates: study

For 20 years, Comoros had only 1 national park. It’s now creating 5 more

Ivory from at least 150 poached elephants seized in the DRC raid

Deforestation-neutral mining? Madagascar study shows it can be done, but it’s complicated

Road projects threaten integrity of Uganda’s mountain gorilla stronghold

South Africa declares national emergency as flood toll crosses 440

Bonobos torn from the wild make their return, with a helping hand

Madagascar’s insistence on using seized rosewood rattles conservationists

Patrols work, but community-based conservation needs a rethink, study shows

‘Small-scale fishers have a Ph.D. in the ocean’: Q&A with Vatosoa Rakotondrazafy

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