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Map pinpoints ‘last chance’ locations of endangered species

Two iconic birds make a striking comeback, but much work remains

Google searches reveal public interest in conservation is rising

Republic of Congo names new national park, home to gorillas, elephants

Invisible plant-enemy interactions drive diversity in forest fragments

Savanna fires, a boon to grazers, cast rhinos into a ‘food desert’

17 new brilliantly colored species of sea slugs described

Illegal cheetah trade continues through Instagram, 4sale, YouTube

China’s primates could disappear by end of this century, study warns

Wildlife detectives link smuggled African elephant ivory to 3 major cartels

How much plastic is too much plastic for sea turtles?

Illegal wildlife trade on Facebook in Thailand open ‘for all to see’

These Asian monkeys can’t taste the sweetness of natural sugars

Delay in Hong Kong’s ivory ban endangers elephants and is ‘legally unnecessary’

Will protecting half the Earth save biodiversity? Depends which half

In Morocco’s markets, conditions for wildlife are ‘universally poor’

Saving rare orchids that are ‘confusingly difficult’ to grow in labs: Q&A with orchid expert Marc Freestone

When it comes to carbon storage, not all mangroves are equal

Earless African pygmy toad discovered on remote mountain in Angola

Africa’s biggest cobra is five species, not one, study finds

Nitrogen pollution is choking forests’ carbon-protecting fungi

The mystery of the sick turtles: Q&A with animal disease detectives Chrissy Cabay and Daniel Woodburn

Fish find it harder to smell in acidic oceans, study finds

Why mangroves matter: Experts respond on International Mangrove Day

First fern genomes sequenced — and they hold a lot of promise

Krill fishing companies pledge to protect key food of Antarctic animals

Vietnam’s bear bile farms are collapsing — but it may not be good news

Lab-grown embryos raise hope of saving near-extinct rhino

Leprosy prevalent among Amazon’s armadillos, study finds

For Madagascar’s park managers, the science literature is out of reach

Coral reef ‘oases’ that thrive amid threats give hope for conservation

New ‘goblin spiders’ from Sri Lanka named after Enid Blyton characters

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