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IUCN, UN, global NGOs, likely to see major budget cuts under Trump

Saving Sumatran orchids from deforestation, one plant at a time

Catch-all fisheries are squeezing Asia’s seahorses

Should I stay, or should I go: is U.S. facing a climate scientist brain drain?

Indonesians plant trees to nurse seagrass back to health in Wakatobi

Unfair trade: US beef has a climate problem

Island-hopping toxic toad threatens iconic Komodo dragon

Saving the Serranía de San Lucas, a vital link in the ‘jaguar corridor’

A clouded future: Asia’s enigmatic clouded leopard threatened by palm oil

Ebo forest great apes threatened by stalled Cameroon national park

“Endangered species to declare?” Europe’s understudied bushmeat trade

Great apes and greater challenges: Trafficking in Cameroon

The Myanmar snub-nosed monkey: discovered and immediately endangered

Out of sight, out of mind: Asia’s elusive Fishing Cat in trouble

Video series aims to help indigenous groups defend against land grabbing

Study gauges use of tea as buffer crop to curb mountain gorilla raids

Bolivia’s domestic parrot trade supplied by birds seen as “crop pests”

The Maned wolf: Saving South America’s largest canid

Industry wields too much influence over U.S. pesticide regulation, says study

Are animals adapting to cities faster than we think?

Galapagos “gold rush” feeds global hunger for shark fins, sea cucumbers

Oil roads to ecological ruin: Ecuador’s bushmeat and wildlife trade

New study re-assesses conservation status of Peruvian amphibians

Tracking the tiny: Harmonic direction finders aid study of small amphibians  

Saving the Barbary Macaque: An interview with Dr. Sian Waters

Feline Unseen: The African Golden Cat

13 ‘keystone’ corporations hold sway over sustainability of global fisheries

Antibiotics revolution? iChip promises resistance-free antibiotics

Moratoria beat certification to reduce deforestation for soy, palm oil, cattle

Scientists find surprising climate change refuge for reef-building corals: beneath mangroves

New study finds the brilliant-thighed poison frog can learn its way home

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