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Rhino horn on the auction block in South Africa

U.K. is the world’s biggest exporter of legal ivory, data analysis shows

HydroCalculator: new, free, online tool helps citizens assess dams

Five promising stories for Global Tiger Day

Investigation finds ‘thriving’ rhino horn trade in Asia

Illegal mining threatens last remaining habitat of green peafowl in China

Trump’s policies could put Cambodia’s environment on chopping block

A spotty revival amid decline for China’s endemic leopards

African great ape bushmeat crisis intensifies; few solutions in sight

Hong Kong officials seize ‘largest ever’ ivory shipment worth $9 million

The Chinese town at the epicenter of the global illegal ivory trade

Norway vexed as Brazil sends mixed message on Amazon forest protection

Vaquita survival hinges on stopping international swim bladder trade

Is the snow leopard actually 3 distinct subspecies?

China’s first national park, an experiment in living with snow leopards

Hong Kong Ivory traders encouraging buyers to smuggle ivory: TRAFFIC

China flexes its new climate action muscles in Bonn; Trump administration blinks

Trump failure to lead on climate doesn’t faze UN policymakers in Bonn

The meat hook: satiating Asia’s demand for beef

From black gold to wind and solar: How China is turning its back on coal

Great apes in Asian circus-style shows on rise — so is trafficking

Soft-yet-tough robots may one day explore the seas

Officials, Greenpeace nab four boats for illegally fishing near Guinea-Bissau

Controversial policy could spur tiger trade in China

Reducing Asia’s hunger for rhino horn

China’s Domestic Dams: Hydropower not only an export for world’s biggest dam builder

What happens when the soy and palm oil boom ends?

It’s World Pangolin Day!

Getting there: The rush to turn the Amazon into a soy transport corridor

Counterintuitive: Global hydropower boom will add to climate change

The clouded leopard: conserving Asia’s elusive arboreal acrobat

Soy invasion poses imminent threat to Amazon, say agricultural experts

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