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Asian elephant herds lack clear matriarchs, strict hierarchies: new study

Environmental official murdered in Brazilian Amazon

New parasitic plant doesn’t use photosynthesis; its flowers never bloom

From paper to tablet: A new way to record animal behavior

Economic impacts of climate change on global fisheries could be worse than we thought

More than 20 labor law violations by Indofood alleged in Indonesia

Tree biodiversity critical to forest productivity, study finds

Barro Blanco dam in limbo after Ngäbe-Bugle Congress rejects agreement

Two species of beetles go extinct in the US, one gets protection

Nigerian drill monkeys’ fast-disappearing haven

Gold mining deforestation in Peruvian reserve surpasses 450 hectares

Nature’s right to exist gets a boost from key organizations

What is a binturong?

Mother Nature and a hydropower onslaught aren’t the Mekong Delta’s only problems

New tool lets anyone find out if deep sea mining is happening in their ocean backyard

Exclusive: Rainforest rapidly cleared for sugarcane in Bolivia

For the first time, bees get added to US endangered species list

Airbus to marshal its satellites against deforestation

A cost-benefit analysis of securing indigenous land rights in the Amazon

Struggle against mining on Bangka Island continues despite wins in court

Scientists dive deep to discover new fish species at 150 meters

Scoring palm oil buyers on their sustainability commitments

The island that time forgot: discussing Sable Island’s remarkable wildlife with producer Bill Barton

Ethiopia’s vulnerable tropical forests are key to securing future of wild coffee

Exclusive: New satellite images show Ecuador drilling in Yasuni’s ITT

Fires ravaged forests in Indonesian palm oil giant Astra’s land in 2015

Rabbs’ fringe-limbed tree frog now presumed to be extinct

Romania announces ban on trophy hunting of bears, wolves and wildcats

Despite conservation efforts, Tanzania’s forests still under pressure

Indonesia’s oil palm plantations are rife with spitting cobras

Vietnam sweats bullets as China and Laos dam the Mekong

Brazil pledges to cut carbon, but government policies say otherwise

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