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Crocodilian competition may hinder conservation efforts in Amazon

Sharks and rays win protections at CITES

Solar Photovoltaic Projects: In the Mainstream Power Market – book review

Seeing the forest through the elephants: slaughtered elephants taking rainforest trees with them

Rainforests may be more resilient to global warming – in isolation – than previously forecast

New plantation concessions threaten Borneo pygmy elephants

Human activity driving unprecedented temperature shift

Increasing number of Americans believe climate change is real

Turtles win greater protection at CITES meeting

Conservationists: ban the wild cheetah pet trade

The need to jump-start REDD to save forests

Despite deforestation worries, U.K. approves palm oil for power production

Gucci launches ‘zero-deforestation’ handbag

Captive frogs may be spreading diseases to wild cousins across Southeast Asia

China delays carbon tax

Dunkin’ Donuts to adopt palm oil policy

What happened to the elephants of Bouba Ndjida? [warning: graphic photos]

Dozens arrested after community fights deforestation by paper company in Indonesia

Starry frog rediscovered after thought extinct for 160 years (photos)

Wildfire forces anti-logging activist from tree after 449-day vigil

The end of wild Africa?: lions may need fences to survive

Near-record jump in carbon concentrations in global atmosphere last year

Forests under fire: Australia’s imperiled south west

New York Times slashes environmental coverage

A promising initiative to address deforestation in Brazil at the local level

Featured video: rare, strange mammal caught on camera in Sumatra

Global warming to open new Arctic sea lanes

Has shark fin consumption peaked at 100M dead sharks per year?

62% of all Africa’s forest elephants killed in 10 years (warning: graphic images)

Palm oil company destroys 7,000 ha of Amazon rainforest in Peru

New illegal logging ban in EU could sever all ties with companies working in DRC

CITES 40th Anniversary: Reflections of CITES Secretary-General John Scanlon

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