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Some Amazon trees more than 8 million years old
Rhett Ayers Butler
14 Dec 2012
Rainforests teem with insects, most of which are unknown, finds study
Mongabay.com
13 Dec 2012
Global decline of big trees in old-growth forests worrying, argue scientists
Rhett Ayers Butler
6 Dec 2012
Ecological Restoration and Environmental Change: Renewing Damaged Ecosystems – book review
Gabriel Thoumi
3 Dec 2012
Endangered muriqui monkeys in Brazil full of surprises
Elizabeth Devitt
26 Nov 2012
Wolves, mole rats, and nyala: the struggle to conserve Ethiopia’s highlands
Jeremy Hance
20 Nov 2012
New species of bioluminescent cockroach possibly already extinct by volcanic eruption
Michael Rudolph
14 Nov 2012
Controversial wolf hunt moves to the Midwest, 196 wolves killed to date
Jeremy Hance
14 Nov 2012
Happy Halloween: nine new species of tree-climbing tarantula discovered
Jeremy Hance
31 Oct 2012
Learning to live with elephants in Malaysia
Jeremy Hance
18 Sep 2012
Arachnopocalypse: with birds away, the spiders play in Guam
Jeremy Hance
17 Sep 2012
Bird diversity at risk if ‘agroforests’ replaced with farmland
Caillie Mutterback
13 Sep 2012
An interview with conservation writer David Quammen
Nandini Velho
5 Sep 2012
One extinction leads to another…and another
Jenny Isaacs
28 Aug 2012
Human society surpasses ‘nature’s budget’ today
Jeremy Hance
22 Aug 2012
Rodent robbers fill role of mega mammals, help spread tropical trees
Tyler Lark
7 Aug 2012
Experts: sustainable logging in rainforests impossible
Jeremy Hance
19 Jul 2012
Struggling to conserve seed biodiversity: the gaps and wisdom in current research
Emily Eggleston
18 Jul 2012
Climate change to favor trees over grasses in Africa
Tyler Lark
29 Jun 2012
‘Time pollution’: loss of predators pushes nocturnal fish to take advantage of the day
Jeremy Hance
25 Jun 2012
Forgotten Species: the wonder-inducing giant clam
Jeremy Hance
11 Jun 2012
Scientists: if we don’t act now we’re screwed
Jeremy Hance
7 Jun 2012
The vanishing Niger River imperils tourism and livelihoods in the desert
Linda Leila Diatta
4 Jun 2012
Why bird droppings matter to manta rays: discovering unknown ecological connections
Jeremy Hance
4 Jun 2012
For Earth Day, 17 celebrated scientists on how to make a better world
Jeremy Hance
22 Apr 2012
Over 450 wolves shot dead in Idaho, Montana to date
Jeremy Hance
27 Feb 2012
Majority of protected tropical forests “empty” due to hunting
Jeremy Hance
8 Feb 2012
New meteorological theory argues that the world’s forests are rainmakers
Jeremy Hance
1 Feb 2012
Saving the world’s biggest river otter
Jeremy Hance
30 Jan 2012
Big trees, like the old-growth forests they inhabit, are declining globally
Rhett Ayers Butler
26 Jan 2012
Protecting original wetlands far preferable to restoration
Jeremy Hance
26 Jan 2012
How lemurs fight climate change
Jeremy Hance
9 Jan 2012
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