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The Role of Science for Conservation – book review

First strike: nearly 200 illegal loggers arrested in massive sting across 12 countries

The year in rainforests

2 small companies recognized for tropical forest-friendly approaches

108 million ha of Amazon rainforest up for oil and gas exploration, development

Deforestation rate falls across Amazon rainforest countries

Long and thin with a big head: new snake adds diversity to a bizarre group (photo)

Unique program to leave oil beneath Amazonian paradise raises $300 million

New species of bioluminescent cockroach possibly already extinct by volcanic eruption

Threatened Galapagos coral may predict the future of reefs worldwide

Tarantula laying eggs

New forest map shows 6% of Amazon deforested between 2000 and 2010

Wax palm can be sustainably harvested

Private reserve safeguards newly discovered frogs in Ecuadorian cloud forest

Dry forests disappearing faster than rainforests in Latin America

Human rights court favors indigenous tribe over Ecuadorian government in oil battle

Critically Endangered capuchins discovered in four new locations

New colorful rainforest frog named after Prince Charles (PICTURES)

With the death of the world’s rarest creature, ranger loses his best friend, Lonesome George

Lonesome George passes, taking unique subspecies with him

Want to stop climate change: buy fossil fuel deposits

Pictures of Yasuni, Ecuador’s rainforest gem

Fungus from the Amazon devours plastic

Conserving Ecuador’s Paramos, the alpine tundra ecosystem of the Andes

Ecuador makes $116 million to not drill for oil in Amazon

Yasuni ITT: the virtues and vices of environmental innovation

Volcano and cloud forests conserved in Ecuador

8 Amazon countries pledge more coordination in rainforest conservation

New map reveals the most biodiverse place on Earth, but already threatened by oil

Germany backs out of Yasuni deal

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

Uncovering the private lives of Amazon wildlife through camera traps

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