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More than just prosthetics: The role of 3D printing in wildlife conservation

Four get maximum sentence for murder of Costa Rican sea turtle conservationist

Latin American wildlife trafficking takes to the air

A bird’s-eye view of forest restoration

Sea turtle conservationists attacked in Costa Rica

Fracas over Costa Rican shark-fin exports leads American Airlines to stop shipping fins

Can shade-grown cocoa help conserve sloths?

Rainforest loss increased in the 2000s, concludes new analysis

Suspects acquitted in shocking murder of sea turtle conservationist

Scientists rediscover Critically Endangered streamside frog in Costa Rica

Initiative to restore 50M acres of degraded Latin American ecosystems by 2020

Surprising reasons to be optimistic about saving forests

The 90 Percent Diet: reducing our environmental impact by eating less meat

Olinguito, tinkerbell, and a dragon: meet the top 10 new species of 2013

The matrix matters: scientists find surprising biodiversity between forests

City lights threaten rainforests by deterring bats

Sloths, moths and algae: a surprising partnership sheds light on a mystery

Leftover trees enhance the biodiversity of new forests

Ecotourism pays: study finds lower poverty where nature-based tourism is prevalent

Bromeliads may actually protect fruit trees from pest damage

Next big idea in forest conservation? Integrating forest conservation, use, and restoration

Tree islands more effective way to replant the world’s forests

Top 10 HAPPY environmental stories of 2013

Camera traps find less mammals than expected in Costa Rican corridor

Big data shows tropical mammals on the decline

Top 10 Environmental Stories of 2013

Satellites reveal browning mountain forests

Longline fisheries in Costa Rica hook tens of thousands of sea turtles every year

Fishermen get crafty to circumvent shark fin ban

Thought-to-be-extinct ‘halloween’ frog rediscovered in Costa Rica

Nature tours in Costa Rica: an economic alternative to palm oil?

Climate change pushing tropical trees upslope ‘exactly as predicted’

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