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Controversial study finds intensive farming partnered with strict protected areas is best for biodiversity

Jeremy Hance 1 Sep 2011

The heroic wolf: are wolves the key to saving the Canada lynx?

Jeremy Hance 31 Aug 2011

Lessons from the world’s longest study of rainforest fragments

Jeremy Hance 15 Aug 2011

Balancing agriculture and rainforest biodiversity in India’s Western Ghats

Jeremy Hance 8 Aug 2011

Beetles: nature’s herbicide

Jeremy Hance 1 Aug 2011

How fruit defines Borneo

Janie Dubman 1 Aug 2011

Saving (and studying) one of Nigeria’s last montane forests

Jeremy Hance 26 Jul 2011

Yellowstone burning: big fires to hit world’s first national park annually by 2050

Jeremy Hance 25 Jul 2011

Decline in top predators and megafauna ‘humankind’s most pervasive influence on nature’

Jeremy Hance 14 Jul 2011

Google Earth used to identify marine animal behavior

Jeremy Hance 14 Jun 2011

Uncovering the private lives of Amazon wildlife through camera traps

Jeremy Hance 20 May 2011

New paper stirs up controversy over how scientists estimate extinction rates

Jeremy Hance 19 May 2011

Distressed Place and Faded Grace in North Sulawesi

A Travel Essay 10 May 2011

Elephants: the gardeners of Asia’s and Africa’s forests

Jeremy Hance 25 Apr 2011

What does Nature give us? A special Earth Day article

Jeremy Hance 22 Apr 2011

US wolves lose to politics

Jeremy Hance 17 Apr 2011

Giant fish help grow the Amazon rainforest

Jeremy Hance 12 Apr 2011

More biodiversity equals cleaner water, but why?

Jeremy Hance 7 Apr 2011

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

Jeremy Hance 6 Apr 2011

Vanishing mangroves are carbon sequestration powerhouses

Jeremy Hance 5 Apr 2011

Bats worth billions

Jeremy Hance 3 Apr 2011

How to save the Pantanal and increase profits for the cattle industry

Jeremy Hance 28 Mar 2011

Cloud forest dung beetles in India point to ‘fossil ecosystem’

Jeremy Hance 28 Mar 2011

Expedition granted?: hoping to save nearly-extinct seals through National Geographic contest

Jeremy Hance 24 Mar 2011

Climate change caused by deforestation triggers species migration

Rhett Ayers Butler 23 Mar 2011

Pet trade, palm oil, and poaching: the challenges of saving the ‘forgotten bear’

Jeremy Hance, Laurel Neme 20 Mar 2011

15 conservation issues to watch

Jeremy Hance 14 Mar 2011

Fearful Symmetry—Man Made, an interview with John Vaillant, author of The Tiger

Bhalin Singh 14 Mar 2011

Rich plant diversity leads to increased productivity, ecosystem services

Jeremy Hance 8 Mar 2011

2% GDP could turn global economy green

Jeremy Hance 21 Feb 2011

Saving Madagascar’s largest carnivorous mammal: the fossa

Jeremy Hance 17 Feb 2011

Vines rising in the Amazon and other American rainforests

Jeremy Hance 14 Feb 2011

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