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South Korea subsidizing biomass so heavily that wind and solar are being crowded out of the market

How to be an ethical wildlife photographer, and why it’s necessary

Celebrating the 50th Earth Day amidst a global pandemic

The links between COVID-19, wildlife trade, and destruction of nature with John Vidal

Songs and sounds of Bering Sea whales and seals reveal a story of change

New right whale protection measures announced by Canadian government

Shah Selbe on how open source technology is creating new opportunities for conservation

Fred Swaniker on conservation as an economic growth opportunity for Africa

Galina Angarova on the indigenous relationship to land, conservation, and the sacred feminine

The sounds of tropical katydids and how they can benefit conservation

Ami Vitale on how meeting Sudan, the last male northern white rhino, changed her life

The best animal calls featured on the Mongabay Newscast in 2019

Mongabay investigation reveals large-scale land invasion in Peruvian Amazon

How listening to individual gibbons can benefit conservation

Damian Aspinall on why he’s calling for zoos to be phased out within the next three decades

Reporter Katie Baker details Buzzfeed’s explosive investigation of WWF

Exploring the deep sea with biologist Diva Amon

Traveling the Pan Borneo Highway with Mongabay’s John Cannon

Nature-based climate action no longer ‘the forgotten solution’

Humpback whales across the Pacific Ocean are singing the same song

Rev. Lennox Yearwood on why he’s ‘excited’ about the urgency and energy behind climate action

The superb lyrebird’s song, dance and incredible vocal mimicry

Environmental justice and urban rat infestations

David Quammen on ecological restoration, emerging diseases, evolutionary science, and more

Listen to the first-ever recordings of right whales breaking into song

New CITES head on next COP, reining in online wildlife trafficking, and more

Bronx Zoo director says zoos are more relevant to conservation than ever

Chatty river dolphins in Brazil might help us understand evolution of marine mammal communication

Exploring a hidden rainforest on an isolated mountain in Mozambique

Two-thirds of Earth’s longest rivers no longer free-flowing

Saving forests and biodiversity by providing affordable healthcare

Camera trap study finds a threatened high-elevation mammal community in Peru

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