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Gold mining in Venezuela: a “perfect storm” of illegality, deforestation and mafias

Will mining company drive mass extinction of Madagascar’s wildlife?

Want to end illegal fishing? Make all ships trackable, say researchers

Report from the Amazon #2: Newly created conservation unit could push long-time residents from their lands

Drop in timber smuggling gives ‘breathing space’ to Myanmar’s forests

Mato Grosso leading the fight against climate change and deforestation (commentary)

Australia announces a new spider species called ‘Brian’

DNA evidence just helped convict illegal loggers in the US Pacific Northwest

A plane survey of Central America’s last remaining forests

Indigenous rights win big against mining in Suriname

Perverse outcomes: Can conservation aid spur deforestation?

World’s largest sovereign wealth fund just dropped 11 companies over deforestation

Forest restoration: from Stone Age to drone age

Giant development bank’s social and environmental safeguards called into question by critics

Rogue cop-turned-logger recaptured in Papua after latest prison break

Hunt for rare fragrance is pushing one of world’s most expensive trees towards extinction: Al Jazeera documentary

New snake species highlights how little we know about biodiversity in under-explored regions of India

An indigenous community takes hostages in an effort to draw attention to oil spill in Peru’s Amazon

Gorillas in threatened Cameroon forest caught on film for first time

Convicted Indonesian police officer and illegal logger on the run once again

Even minor forest disturbance can cause great ape population crashes

Humans torched Madagascar’s forests 1,000 years ago, driving mass extinction

Greenpeace rates consumer goods giants’ no-deforestation progress

Laos could be the ‘most important’ home for the elusive Owston’s civet

The week in environmental news – March 04, 2016

Scientists discover ‘friendly cartoon ghost’ octopod in deep ocean off Hawaii

$1m for devising best way to map Indonesia’s peatlands

Bringing field surveys into the modern, mobile world

DRC announces intent to reopen its rainforests to logging companies

Study doubles the number of endangered Sumatran orangutans believed to exist

A month since the oil spill, Wampis indigenous peoples criticize PetroPeru’s negligence

Report from the Amazon #1: Altamira, a city transformed by the Belo Monte dam

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