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What makes the jaguar the ultimate survivor? New books highlights mega-predator’s remarkable past and precarious future
Jeremy Hance
2 Oct 2014
Throng of 35,000 walruses is largest ever recorded on land, sign of warming arctic
Morgan Erickson-Davis
1 Oct 2014
Small chocolate company takes big steps toward conservation and human development
Andrew Mann
1 Oct 2014
Officials bust one of the biggest players in illegal Indonesian manta ray trade
Paul Hilton
1 Oct 2014
High Court denies appeal by palm oil company that cleared protected peat forest
Loren Bell
30 Sep 2014
The largest biosphere reserve in Southeast Asia: Vietnam’s success story or a conservation failure? PART I
Shreya Dasgupta
30 Sep 2014
Studying common birds could help save rare species in Vietnam
Brendan D. Bane
30 Sep 2014
Malaysian palm oil company destroys Borneo forests, despite buyer’s zero deforestation commitment
Mongabay.com
30 Sep 2014
Armed conflict decimates tigers, rhinos, and swamp deer in Indian park
Jose Hong
30 Sep 2014
Joint force uses Google Earth to find elephant poaching camps in Mozambique, captures poachers in raid
Morgan Erickson-Davis
30 Sep 2014
A weed by any other name: remnant shrubs and trees play vital role in regenerating forests
Heather D'angelo
29 Sep 2014
Climate change to boost farmland, diminish harvests, says new study
John Cannon
29 Sep 2014
Did the world’s only venomous primate evolve to mimic the cobra?
Shreya Dasgupta
29 Sep 2014
Dogs may be responsible for declining mammals in Brazil’s agroforests
Erin Crandall
26 Sep 2014
Diverse, deceptive, declining: orchids threatened by deforestation in South America
Julian Moll-rocek
26 Sep 2014
Coal mine has heavy impact in Indonesian Borneo
Loren Bell
26 Sep 2014
Hitchhiking Caribbean lizard upends island biogeography theory
Loren Bell
26 Sep 2014
Reintroduction program ups Mexico’s scarlet macaw population by 34 percent in one year
Morgan Erickson-Davis
25 Sep 2014
Four countries pledge to restore 30 million hectares of degraded lands at UN Summit
Jeremy Hance
25 Sep 2014
Scientists uncover six potentially new species in Peru, including bizarre aquatic mammal (photos)
Jeremy Hance
25 Sep 2014
In the shadows of Machu Picchu, scientists find ‘extinct’ cat-sized mammal
Jeremy Hance
25 Sep 2014
Termites suffer in logged forests and palm oil plantations
Heather D'angelo
25 Sep 2014
Turning point for Peru’s forests? Norway and Germany put muscle and money behind ambitious agreement
Jeremy Hance
24 Sep 2014
Scientists use genes, feces to study disappearing monkeys
Morgan Erickson-Davis
24 Sep 2014
Towards the poles: tropical cyclones on the move
Jose Hong
24 Sep 2014
Drivers in Brazil will intentionally run-down small animals, but only if it is safe
Andrew Mann
24 Sep 2014
Leaders pledge to end deforestation by 2030
Mongabay.com
24 Sep 2014
Cargill commits to zero deforestation across entire global supply chain: all commodities
Rhett Ayers Butler
24 Sep 2014
Norway to pay Liberia to stop deforestation
Morgan Erickson-Davis
23 Sep 2014
Fragmented forests hurt some bat species, may benefit others
Anna Ikarashi
23 Sep 2014
Leonard DiCaprio to UN Climate Summit: ‘You can make history or you will be vilified by it’
Jeremy Hance
23 Sep 2014
Dissolving pulp: the threat to Indonesia’s forests you’ve probably never heard of
Mike Gaworecki
23 Sep 2014
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