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Reforestation programs may help reduce illegal logging in Indonesian Borneo
Ariel Mark
24 Mar 2015
East Kalimantan reaffirms moratorium on new mining, logging concessions
Loren Bell
6 Mar 2015
Cunning carnivorous plants catch more prey by letting some go
Loren Bell
25 Feb 2015
Sabah shocked by banteng poaching
Jeremy Hance
16 Feb 2015
Malaysian authorities failing to take action against poachers
Rhett Ayers Butler
10 Feb 2015
Forestry giant’s zero deforestation commitment put to test
Robert S. Eshelman
5 Feb 2015
Norway asked to divest from company linked to Malaysian official
Mongabay.com
3 Feb 2015
Swimming against the stream: a rare crocodile captivates researchers
Jordanna Dulaney
2 Feb 2015
Company run Sarawak governor has amassed $1.4B in state infrastructure contracts
Mongabay.com
27 Jan 2015
Half of Borneo’s mammals could lose a third of their habitat by 2080
John Cannon
22 Jan 2015
Facing legacy of deforestation and corruption, Sarawak may cease granting new logging concessions
Mongabay.com
18 Jan 2015
Half of Indonesia’s deforestation occurs outside concession areas
Rhett Ayers Butler
6 Jan 2015
Indonesia’s silent wildlife killer: hunting
Erik Meijaard
26 Dec 2014
Hunting is a greater threat than logging for most wildlife in Borneo
Ben Sullender
16 Dec 2014
Palm oil facilitates large-scale illegal logging in Indonesia
Rhett Ayers Butler
16 Dec 2014
Huge swath of forest in Indonesian Borneo slated for clearing by ‘sustainable’ company
Ethan Harfenist
10 Dec 2014
Tradeoff: Sabah banks on palm oil to boost forest protection
Rhett Ayers Butler
5 Dec 2014
Tradeoff: Sabah banks on palm oil to boost forest protection
Rhett Ayers Butler
5 Dec 2014
Embattled palm oil giant announces sustainability policy, but fails to win over critics
Rhett Ayers Butler
2 Dec 2014
Sarawak chief calls state’s logging industry ‘corrupt’
Rhett Ayers Butler
24 Nov 2014
Indonesian government slow to reclaim lands damaged by coal mining
Loren Bell
20 Nov 2014
Surprising reasons to be optimistic about saving forests
Rhett Ayers Butler
14 Nov 2014
Human infections by ‘monkey malaria’ increasing as forests disappear
Loren Bell
10 Nov 2014
Another mining company found operating in flagrant violation of Indonesian law
Loren Bell
6 Nov 2014
Book detailing corruption allegations against Malaysian ruler moves forward
Rhett Ayers Butler
5 Nov 2014
When cute turns deadly – the story of a wildlife biologist who was bit by a venomous slow loris, and lived to tell the tale
Shreya Dasgupta
24 Oct 2014
Saving Asia’s other endangered cats (photos)
Jeremy Hance
21 Oct 2014
Indonesian law bars palm oil companies from protecting forests
Rhett Ayers Butler
21 Oct 2014
Indonesia developing mega coal mine five times larger than Singapore
David Fogarty
20 Oct 2014
Walking the walk: zoo kicks off campaign for orangutans and sustainable palm oil
Jeremy Hance
20 Oct 2014
Indonesia’s tough choice: capping coal as Asian demand grows
David Fogarty
17 Oct 2014
Indonesia tries to clamp down on coal sector’s worst excesses
David Fogarty
16 Oct 2014
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