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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

Where trafficked pangolins originate is a puzzle, hobbling efforts to save them

DRC’s cacao boom leaves a bitter aftertaste for Congo Basin forest

South Africa authorizes dumping at sea of cargo that turned volatile

‘Great Blue Wall’ aims to ward off looming threats to western Indian Ocean

Mali’s centuries-old pastoralist traditions wilt as the climate changes

Kenya court orders return of $13m in seized rosewood to suspected traffickers

Myanmar teak is tainted. Time to jettison it, some yacht-making insiders say

Uganda’s ‘Dr. Gladys’ honored by U.N. for work linking conservation and health

Conflict and climate change are big barriers for Africa’s Great Green Wall

Climate change means hunger in our communities, African women leaders at COP26

In Mozambique, mystery of tuskless elephant points to poaching as the culprit

‘A leap of faith’: Q&A with Robin Radcliffe on airlifting rhinos upside down

Banking on deforestation: Top lenders make $1.7b from agribusiness deals

NGOs say FSC label offers little protection for forests, Indigenous people

Tanzanian gold miners ten times more likely to die from road injuries, study finds

Extreme heat exposure in cities tripled in less than 35 years, study finds

When North America locked down, birds filled the gap left by people

Congo’s bongos are in danger, and curbs on trophy hunting could save them

With coral cover halved, curbing climate change is only way to slow the loss

One in three tree species is in the red, new global assessment says

L.A.-sized tract of primary forest went up in flames in DRC province in 2020

Even as the government bets big on carbon, REDD+ flounders in Madagascar

Color-changing robo-chameleon showcases promising camouflage tech

For Malagasy trapped in poverty, threatened lemurs and fossas are fair game

Nearly 1 million km2 of intact forests menaced by extractives, study finds

‘Watered-down’ plan to save Indian Ocean yellowfin tuna disappoints conservationists

NGOs back Maldives’ ambitious plan to save Indian Ocean yellowfin tuna

Madagascar’s vanishing trees

Wealth inequality fuels flow of wildlife from poor countries to rich: Study

Industrial diets are imprinting on human bodies, new study finds

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