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Bolivian indigenous group wins big prize for reducing deforestation

200,000 of Peru’s primates trafficked for pet trade or bushmeat yearly

Ecuador condemned at the new Tribunal for the Rights of Nature in Paris

Click to like this: Is Instagram a hub for illegal ape deals?

Sharp rise in wildfires in the Brazilian Amazon over the past 16 years

Biomass: a burning issue for European and U.S. forests

Government forestry office in Peru is attacked after largest illegal wood seizure in the country

The Maned wolf: Saving South America’s largest canid

The week in environmental news – Dec 4, 2015

Romania struggles to turn the tide of illegal logging

Illegal gold miners in Madre de Dios, Peru, paralyze the region with protests

Court cancels 30-year federal permits letting wind companies kill eagles

Climate catastrophe avoidable if tropical deforestation halved, say scientists

The inadequate global zoo response to the amphibian extinction crisis

Conservationists Want to Track Biodiversity — from Space

New short film urges world to ‘stop the burning’

New mapping platform sees the forest for the carbon

Indigenous leaders at COP21: 20 percent of tropical forest carbon is sitting on Indigenous land

Organized crime role in Latin American wildlife trade hidden in shadow

‘Catastrophic’ decline: nearly 99% of African grey parrots wiped out in Ghana

Brazilian environmental NGOs depend heavily on corporate money

Palm oil expansion triggers ecological cascade, boosting pigs but hurting other species

Controversial Nicaragua canal on hold

Amazon deforestation jumps in Brazil, but remains historically low

Grassroots leader’s murder in Peru is a signal to opponents of mining, son says

Australia launches shark-tracking drones and ‘smart’ drum lines to prevent shark attacks

Jokowi to oversee Indonesia peat restoration agency but details thin on the ground

Deforestation in Colombia up nearly 20 percent last year, but down in the Colombian Amazon

Rainforests could provide half global climate solution by 2050

Roads to ruin: Africa’s massive infrastructure expansions could have major consequences

Industry wields too much influence over U.S. pesticide regulation, says study

U.S. a major destination for trafficked Latin American wildlife

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