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Worldwide search for ‘lost frogs’ ends with 4% success, but some surprises

Slow but steady progress on recognizing indigenous land rights is interrupted by commodity boom

Haiti’s deforestation has dire economic impacts

Pictures: 6 ‘lost’ frog species discovered in Haiti

Did Haiti’s deforestation, hurricane trigger deadly earthquake?

Environmental atlas highlights human impact in Latin America and Caribbean

Wikileaks Cuba: More U.S. Cynicism on Climate Change

‘Environmental and social aggression’: oil exploration threatens award-winning marine protected area

Island nations say climate treaty should be completed in 2011

Beyond gloom: solutions to the global coral reef decline

World’s rarest snake making a comeback

Colombian marine reserve receives top honors at global biodiversity meeting

The biology and conservation of declining coral reefs, an interview with Kristian Teleki

Long-ignored freshwater molluscs in Cuba under threat

Left Must Fine Tune Its Position on Cuba Embargo in Light of Oil Spill

Can markets protect nature?

The Oily History of Offshore Operations: From Venezuela to the Gulf

Octopus pretends to be flounder to avoid predators

Savior of endangered crocodiles dies of malaria

The Caribbean’s wonderfully weird (and threatened) mammals, an interview with Jose Nunez-Mino

Haiti satellite images reveal destruction from earthquake

If protected coral reefs can recover from global warming damage

Nations vulnerable to global warming present demands: carbon levels below 350ppm and billions in aid

Cement mining puts Dominican Republic park at risk

New species of glowing mushrooms named after Mozart’s Requiem

Fish take less than a decade to evolve

Tropical storms may create seeds for reef restoration

Secret movements of the basking shark uncovered

Coral reef loss in Caribbean leads to ongoing fish declines

After disease engulfs island, rare mountain chicken frogs airlifted to safety

Climate change could devastate lizards in the tropics

Fishermen – not whales as claimed by Japan – are the cause of fisheries depletion

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