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Scientist: releasing invasive birds in Turkey to eat ticks will backfire

Thomas Handley 4 Feb 2013

Cute koalas have become ‘urban refugees’

Jeremy Hance 28 Jan 2013

Presence of trees may mitigate cardiovascular and respiratory disease

Jeremy Hance 17 Jan 2013

Gold mine approved in French Guiana’s only national park

Jeremy Hance 15 Jan 2013

Common toads ravaged by killer disease in Portugal

Darren Lloyd 14 Jan 2013

Mercury hurts birds and people: what we can learn from studying our feathered friends

Jenny R. Isaacs 7 Jan 2013

Cell phones help decipher malaria transmission in Kenya

Rina Shaikh-lesko 19 Nov 2012

El Salvador mulls total ban on mining

Robin Oisín Llewellyn 22 Oct 2012

Climate change may be worsening impacts of killer frog disease

Jeremy Hance 13 Aug 2012

Turning gorilla poachers into conservationists in the Congo [warning: graphic photos]

Jeremy Hance 13 Aug 2012

Scientists testing anti-fungal bacteria on diseased frogs in California

Jeremy Hance 23 Jul 2012

Vietnam buys stakes in controversial oil blocks threatening Peru’s most vulnerable indigenous people

David Hill 11 Jul 2012

California city bans bullfrogs to safeguard native species

Jeremy Hance 26 Jan 2012

Frog plague found in India

Jeremy Hance 3 Jan 2012

Chemotherapy tree facing extinction

Jeremy Hance 10 Nov 2011

Aloha, and welcome to the planet’s extinction capital

Mark Szotek 7 Nov 2011

New site is a match-maker for world’s endangered frogs

Jeremy Hance 3 Nov 2011

Picture of the day: world’s scariest species

Jeremy Hance 31 Oct 2011

Bat-killing culprit identified by scientists

Jeremy Hance 31 Oct 2011

Isolated indigenous people and tourists collide in Peru park

Jeremy Hance 19 Oct 2011

Scientists find frog genes that provide immunity to extinction plague

Jeremy Hance 27 Sep 2011

Malaria may hurt conservation efforts, aid poachers

Jeremy Hance 31 Jul 2011

Amphibian-plague strikes frogs harder in pristine ecosystems

Jeremy Hance 31 May 2011

Shareholders to Chevron: company showing ‘poor judgment’ in Ecuador oil spill case

Jeremy Hance 26 May 2011

North America’s tiniest turtle vanishing

Jeremy Hance 12 May 2011

Indigenous group claims Ecuadorian government complicit in ‘genocide’

Jeremy Hance 6 Apr 2011

The value of the little guy, an interview with Tyler Prize-winning entomologist May Berenbaum

Jeremy Hance 6 Apr 2011

Bats worth billions

Jeremy Hance 3 Apr 2011

15 conservation issues to watch

Jeremy Hance 14 Mar 2011

Worldwide search for ‘lost frogs’ ends with 4% success, but some surprises

Jeremy Hance 16 Feb 2011

Chevron found guilty, ordered to pay $8.2 billion in epic oil contamination fight

Jeremy Hance 14 Feb 2011

Forgotten species: the plummeting cycad

Jeremy Hance 6 Dec 2010

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