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Indigenous knowledge helps explain bird population changes in Canada’s BC

How to tell if mangrove restoration is working? Listen to the birds

Agriculture, illegal ranching and roads threaten the jaguar in Mesoamerica

Illegal trade is pushing Bangladesh’s freshwater turtles to the brink

CITES secretariat urges suspension of Cambodian long-tailed macaque trade

Seeking the ‘humanity–wetland’ balance: Interview with Zimbabwean activist Jimmy Mahachi

As the gold rush surges in Nicaragua, Indigenous communities pay the price

Court decision to stop Tren Maya comes too late for ecosystems, critics say

Lures that attract seed-dispersing bats could aid tropical reforestation

In Honduras, communities race to establish reserve as La Mosquitia forest disappears

How conservation NGOs can put human rights principles into practice (commentary)

Mineral exploitation overshadows green diplomacy in Congo’s Sangha region

Underwater citizen science reveals the specter of ghost fishing in Thailand

How a Nepali border village learned to live with migratory wild elephants

On a São Paulo eco-farm, Brazil’s landless movement makes its case for occupation

Leopards’ unique ‘sawing’ sounds could aid conservation efforts

Uganda’s tree-climbing lions grow scarce amid nationwide decline of the big cat

To conserve chimps, understand their genetic traits and local adaptations, says study

Increase in gibbon trafficking into India has conservationists worried

Fashion has a coal problem, but the solutions are electrifying (commentary)

Introducing wildlife crime to Nepal’s law enforcement: Interview with Prasanna Yonzon

What does an NGO do when its funds are tied to human rights abuses? Interview with John Knox

Early results suggest communities stop logging during basic income pilot project

Vietnam grapples with ‘alarming popularity’ of online illegal wildlife trade

Do cheetahs scavenge? Yes, research says, but also not really

Salmon farms under fire on U.S. East Coast after being shuttered on West Coast

Digitizing 6 million plant specimens: Interview with Gunter Fischer & Jordan Teisher

In Uganda, a women-led reforestation initiative fights flooding, erosion

Scientists are tracking global wildlife’s contributions to humanity

In Panama, major port construction begins at key mangrove site

Mexico misses one-year deadline to submit new protected areas’ management plans

Birdwatchers rally behind endemic hummingbird, spurring conservation movement in Mexico

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