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El Salvador women’s group takes a stand for river system targeted by development

Indigenous community saves Colombia’s poison dart frog from coca and logging

Venezuelans hit by cooking gas shortages look to forests for firewood

EU proposes ambitious ban on products tied to legal and illegal deforestation

New study helps cattle ranchers monitor ecological impact on U.S. rangelands

FARC peace deal in Colombia sparked war on forests, report says

In Mexico City’s urban sprawl, an unexpected illegal logging network thrives

Local communities saved Cabo Pulmo with a national park. Then came the tourists.

Inga tree points to way out of slash-and-burn for Central American farmers

Deforestation from cattle ranching also hurts rivers in Nicaragua, study says

Paraguay failed to stop soy farms from poisoning Indigenous land, UN says

Guatemala tightens cattle ranching rules, but can they stop deforestation?

Environmental defenders in Nicaragua denounce government crackdown as elections loom

FOREST Act bill would hold global suppliers accountable for illegal deforestation

Oil spills plague Venezuelan coast, but cleanup efforts are lacking: Report

New permits for Brazilian beef exports to US could increase deforestation risk: Report

Bezos, Bloomberg among donors committing $5b to protect biodiversity

Mexican officials battle a tide of fire eating away at a protected reserve

Bringing back the fish: Q&A with a repentant blast fisherman

Salvadoran fishermen ditch blast fishing for artificial reefs

Saving Guatemala’s vanishing macaws: Q&A with veterinarian Luis Fernando Guerra

Fire, cattle, cocaine: Deforestation spikes in Guatemalan national park

Amid aquaculture boom, report guides investors toward sustainability

‘It’s getting worse’: National parks in Honduras hit hard by palm oil

Guatemala: Proposed new park on indigenous land treads fine ethical line

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