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120,000 dead: half of the world’s saiga die in less than a month

Locals lead scientists to new population of near-extinct reptile

Are small-scale hydro projects always greener?

Top 10 Environmental Stories of 2014

Children ‘clean’ oil spill with kitchen utensils in the Sundarbans

Old fishermen document declining range of the Indus River dolphin

Artists, musicians, writers protest government plans for massive coal plant in the Sundarbans

Armed conflict decimates tigers, rhinos, and swamp deer in Indian park

Meet the newest enemy to India’s wildlife

Featured video: new documentary highlights the Long March to save the Sundarbans

India, not China, has the world’s worst urban air pollution

Saudi Prince kills two percent of global population of endangered bird

Kala: the face of tigers in peril

Europe approves vet drug that killed off almost all of Asia’s vultures

Proposed rail and road projects could devastate Nepal’s tigers and rhinos

Alpine bumblebees capable of flying over Mt. Everest

Feral crèches: parenting in wild India

Snow leopards and other mammals caught on camera trap in Uzbekistan (photos)

A bird’s eye view of hornbills in northeast India

Bangladesh plans massive coal plant in world’s biggest mangrove forest

Photo essay: India’s Western Ghats is a haven for endemic amphibians

Are sea turtles responsible for lower fish catches in India?

First of its kind rescue and release for sloth bear in India

Nepal’s tigers on the rebound

Booming cashmere trade eating up habitat for snow leopards, saiga, and wild yak

Saving the Raja of India’s grasslands: new efforts to conserve the Critically Endangered Great Indian Bustard

Over 16,000 wild mammals and birds sold in Nagaland market, India, annually

Loris champion: conserving the world’s most surprising primate family

Two new frog genera discovered in India’s Western Ghats, but restricted to threatened swamp-ecosystems

Breaking the mold: Divya Karnad takes on fisheries and science journalism in India

Looking beyond the hundred legs: finding new centipedes in India requires many tools

Scientists discover 8 new frogs in one sanctuary, nearly all Critically Endangered (photos)

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