Tanya Dimitrova

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Scientists name new endangered species after the company that will decide its fate

Tanya Dimitrova 24 Aug 2014

Shot Egyptian vulture leads conservationists to bizarre black-market for bird parts

Tanya Dimitrova 24 Jun 2014

A new face for palm oil? How a small co-op is changing the industry in Honduras

Tanya Dimitrova 10 Apr 2014

A Turtle’s Tale: researchers discover baby turtles’ kindergarten (photos)

Tanya Dimitrova 14 Mar 2014

Corals thriving despite acidified conditions in remote Pacific bay

Tanya Dimitrova 25 Feb 2014

How hunters have become key to saving Bulgaria’s capercaillie

Tanya Dimitrova 4 Feb 2014

Average American consumes 50,000 pounds of raw materials annually for the stuff they buy

Tanya Dimitrova 10 Dec 2013

President’s pledge to ban commercial fishing around Pacific island nation slow to materialize

Tanya Dimitrova 23 Sep 2013

Attempt to export nearly-extinct pygmy sloths sets off international incident in Panama

Tanya Dimitrova 20 Sep 2013

The brown bears of Bulgaria – life after dancing

Tanya Dimitrova 9 Sep 2013

Balkan lynx conservation unifies neighboring countries

Tanya Dimitrova 31 Jul 2013

Rare animal species and Buddhist monks in danger of losing their home to cement quarry

Tanya Dimitrova 22 Jul 2013

Biodiversity conservation funding can be better targeted, scientists find

Tanya Dimitrova 4 Jul 2013

The Egyptian Vulture on the Balkans – a hopeful but perilous conservation story

Tanya Dimitrova 2 Jul 2013

Conserving top predators results in less CO2 in the air

Tanya Dimitrova 19 Jun 2013

Data on big transboundary land acquisition deals now available

Tanya Dimitrova 11 Jun 2013

Southern U.S. logging soars to meet foreign biofuel demand

Tanya Dimitrova 6 Jun 2013

U.S. company’s open pit gold mine in UNESCO reserve in Mexico raises concerns

Tanya Dimitrova 28 May 2013

Plants re-grow after five centuries under the ice

Tanya Dimitrova 27 May 2013

A new tool against illegal logging: tree DNA technology goes mainstream

Tanya Dimitrova 22 Apr 2013

News and Inspiration from Nature's Frontline.

Mining activities threaten honey production in the Caatinga biome

An African wildcat in Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa. While little is known about the threats facing African wildcats in West Africa, across their range they are at risk from hybridization and disease transmission from domestic cats. Image by Bernard DUPONT from FRANCE, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0).

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