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Community-led system boosts fisheries in a corner of fast-depleting Lake Malawi

Lack of funds, cattle ranchers challenge Brazil’s sustainable farmers

Ground-level ozone wreaks havoc on warming planet

Global prize longlists Mongabay feature on Maxakali reforestation in Brazil

Seeds rescued from India’s coffee farms could help forest restoration

Mozambique’s farmers pay the price of Europe’s paper packaging demands

Gold rush moves closer to Amazon’s second-tallest tree

Winners of 2025 Whitley Awards, the ‘Green Oscars,’ are announced

Poaching intensifies in M23-occupied areas of Virunga National Park

How to conserve species in a much hotter world

England’s flooded farmlands offer habitat, carbon storage & storm protection

How did Finland lead the pursuit of a circular economy? Mongabay podcast explores

Beyond the Safari

‘Snow-white’ monkeys of Sri Lanka draw in tourists

EV supply chain & transport need redesign, Mongabay podcast shows

AmeriCorps budget slashed, raising concerns for community service and public lands

Meet the 2025 Goldman Environmental Prize Winners

Locals, researchers race to save unique biodiversity of PNG’s Torricellis

Sri Lanka’s iconic tuskers ‘falling like dominoes,’ conservationists warn

Succulents die off with expanding desert in South Africa and Namibia

Mongabay mourns the loss of Ochieng’ Ogodo, our East Africa Editor

2 Mongabay podcasts shortlisted for 2025 Publisher Podcast Awards

Meet Brazil’s often-seen but little-known hoary fox

Giant rats trained to sniff out illegal wildlife trade

New bat detection system in India promises more efficient data collection

Nepal farmers regret planting government-hyped eucalyptus

How tires leave a long trail of destruction

Fishing cats in India struggle to survive outside protected areas

Nepali farmers switch crops to reduce human-elephant conflict

‘Plastic People’ documentary exposes the human health threats from plastic 

Brazilian rescue center returns trafficked animals to the wild

Mongabay investigation finds gorilla trade more widespread than previously thought

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