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Crabs feel pain, and remember it too

Jeremy Hance 30 Mar 2009

Plant communities changing across the globe, says scientist Sasha Wright

Jeremy Hance 29 Mar 2009

After seizure, gorilla receives MRI scan free of charge

Jeremy Hance 26 Mar 2009

New technology allows researchers to study mass migrations of fish

Jeremy Hance 26 Mar 2009

Will palm oil drive deforestation in the Amazon?

Rhett Ayers Butler 23 Mar 2009

Norway emerges as champion of rainforest conservation

Rhett Ayers Butler 19 Mar 2009

Protecting watersheds secures freshwater and saves billions of dollars

Jeremy Hance 19 Mar 2009

Smallest Andean frog discovered in cloud forests of Peru

Jeremy Hance 18 Mar 2009

Plastic garbage accounts for one-third of leatherback sea turtle mortalities

Jeremy Hance 17 Mar 2009

Shortsighted recommendations to eat more fish ignore large-scale environmental impact

Jeremy Hance 16 Mar 2009

Fastest evolving bird family produces new species

Jeremy Hance 16 Mar 2009

Shells thinning due to ocean acidification

Jeremy Hance 13 Mar 2009

Dedicated rock-throwing chimp proves longterm planning

Jeremy Hance 10 Mar 2009

Poison frog diversity linked to the Andes

Jeremy Hance 10 Mar 2009

All about giraffes: an interview with a giraffe expert

Jeremy Hance 9 Mar 2009

Rarest rhino caught on film wallowing in mud with calf

Jeremy Hance 6 Mar 2009

Infant blue whale filmed underwater

Jeremy Hance 6 Mar 2009

Drought threatens the Amazon rainforest as a carbon sink

Rhett Ayers Butler 5 Mar 2009

When science hijacks conservation funding

Jim Sanderson 4 Mar 2009

Only one out of 91 antelope species is on the rise

Jeremy Hance 4 Mar 2009

Climate change could devastate lizards in the tropics

Jeremy Hance 4 Mar 2009

Papua New Guinea creates first nature reserve

Jeremy Hance 3 Mar 2009

Aquatic animals emit powerful greenhouse gas

Jeremy Hance 2 Mar 2009

Time to give up on Tasmanian tiger, says DNA expert

Jeremy Hance 2 Mar 2009

Massive freshwater stingray takes 13 men to pull it ashore in Thailand

Jeremy Hance 27 Feb 2009

YouTube videos may be imperiling cuddly primate

Jeremy Hance 24 Feb 2009

Photos: Rarest cheetah photographed for the first time

Jeremy Hance 23 Feb 2009

24% of Papua New Guinea’s rainforest destroyed or degraded by logging in 30 years

Rhett Ayers Butler 23 Feb 2009

80% of wars between 1950-2000 took place in biodiversity hotspots

Mongabay.com 22 Feb 2009

Pricing emissions from farming, logging could shift land use towards conservation

Mongabay.com 15 Feb 2009

80% of agricultural expansion since 1980 came at expense of forests

Rhett Ayers Butler 15 Feb 2009

Fit with tiny backpacks, songbirds reveal speed of migration at 311 miles a day

Jeremy Hance 12 Feb 2009

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