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Locally extinct birds in the Amazon slowly flock back to forests when trees regrow
Cat Ferguson
13 Nov 2013
3.5 million ha of Indonesian and Malaysian forest converted for palm oil in 20 years
Rhett Ayers Butler
12 Nov 2013
HBSC financing deforestation for palm oil in Borneo
Rhett Ayers Butler
11 Nov 2013
Redeeming REDD: a conversation with Michael Brown
Nabiha Megateli-das
11 Nov 2013
Amazon deforestation could cause droughts in California
Rhett Ayers Butler
8 Nov 2013
Will Haiyan’s impact in the Philippines be worsened by deforestation?
Rhett Ayers Butler
8 Nov 2013
Could camera trap videos galvanize the world to protect Yasuni from oil drilling?
Jeremy Hance
7 Nov 2013
Palm oil companies ignoring community rights, new study shows
Diana Parker
7 Nov 2013
Palm oil giant to forgo development of New Guinea rainforest
Rhett Ayers Butler
6 Nov 2013
World’s most cryptic feline photographed in logging concession
Jeremy Hance
4 Nov 2013
Deforestation may hurt U.S. agriculture, affect monsoon cycle
Rhett Ayers Butler
4 Nov 2013
Bolivia, Madagascar, China see jump in forest loss
Mongabay.com
1 Nov 2013
Greenpeace: APP making ‘encouraging’ progress on zero deforestation commitment
Rhett Ayers Butler
29 Oct 2013
50,000 km of roads built across Brazilian Amazon in 3 years
Mongabay.com
29 Oct 2013
‘Lost’ bird rediscovered in New Caledonia along with 16 potentially new species (photos)
Jeremy Hance
29 Oct 2013
Gold mining in the Amazon rainforest surges 400%
Rhett Ayers Butler
28 Oct 2013
‘Sustainable’ tropical timber trade a misnomer, says group
Mongabay.com
24 Oct 2013
Illegal logging remains rampant in Brazil
Rhett Ayers Butler
23 Oct 2013
Palm oil giant profiting off tiger habitat destruction, alleges Greenpeace
Rhett Ayers Butler
22 Oct 2013
The palm oil debate: can the world’s most productive oilseed be less damaging to the environment?
Mongabay.com
21 Oct 2013
Map reveals gas company flying over Manu National Park
David Hill
17 Oct 2013
Norway blacklists 2 Malaysian logging companies for ‘severe environmental damage’ in Borneo
Mongabay.com
14 Oct 2013
Meeting the mammal that survived the dinosaurs
Jeremy Hance
14 Oct 2013
Tapirs, drug-trafficking, and eco-police: practicing conservation amidst chaos in Nicaragua
Jeremy Hance
10 Oct 2013
Recovering forests ‘heal’ themselves by speeding up nitrogen fixation
Mrinalini Erkenswick Watsa
8 Oct 2013
Myanmar faces new conservation challenges as it opens up to the world
Claire Salisbury
4 Oct 2013
Over 100 scientists warn Ecuadorian Congress against oil development in Yasuni
Jeremy Hance
3 Oct 2013
Celebrities aim to raise $1.6 million to keep orangutan forests from the the chopping block in Borneo
Lewis Smith
2 Oct 2013
Indonesia, EU sign historic deal to end the illegal timber trade
Diana Parker
1 Oct 2013
Forests increasingly limited to steeper slopes
Sue Palminteri (1965-2019)
1 Oct 2013
Bornean elephant meets palm oil: saving the world’s smallest pachyderm in a fractured landscape
Jeremy Hance
1 Oct 2013
Has Brazil turned against its progressive environmental policies?
Jeremy Hance
30 Sep 2013
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