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Brazil to test drones in monitoring the Amazon rainforest

Brazil strips protected status from 5.2M ha

Nearly a thousand environmental activists murdered since 2002

Emissions from rainforest logging average 16% of those from deforestation

Will yellow fever drive brown howler monkeys to extinction in Argentina?

Revealed for the first time: the surprising biodiversity of algae ‘reefs’

Next big idea in forest conservation? Quantifying the cost of forest degradation

Scientists urge ban on roads in intact wilderness areas

Controversial Amazon dams may have exacerbated biblical flooding

Sharp jump in deforestation when Amazon parks lose protected status

Next big idea in forest conservation? Integrating demand for food with the need to save wild areas

Is Brazil’s epic drought a taste of the future?

Will tigers march ahead? Scientists find surprising connections between isolated populations in Central India

Two new wasp species found hidden in museum collections

Tracking one of the world’s last Great Indian Bustards to save the species

Helping the Amazon’s ‘Jaguar People’ protect their culture and traditional wisdom

Photos: mass turtle hatching produces over 200,000 babies

REDD+ could fail without near-term financial support

Brazilian soy industry extends deforestation moratorium

Next big idea in forest conservation? Connecting forest fragments

New dolphin discovered in the Amazon surprises scientists

Rainforest news review for 2013

Curious bears take ‘selfies’ with camera traps

Assassination 25 years ago catalyzed movement to protect the Amazon

Brazilian cattle producers standardize audits to exclude deforestation from supply chain

Scientists make one of the biggest animal discoveries of the century: a new tapir

Scientists: well-managed forest restoration benefits both biodiversity and people

Odd porcupine hugely imperiled by hunting, deforestation

Top 10 Environmental Stories of 2013

New mountain porcupine discovered in Brazil (photos)

Humans are not apex predators, but meat-eating on the rise worldwide

Where have all the dugongs gone?

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