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Chief financier of Belo Monte dam ties social and environmental requirements to controversial project

Report: indigenous people deserve right to refuse big companies

Environmental groups deny ‘conspiracy’ claims by Madagascar’s acting leader

Sarawak’s last nomad: indigenous leader and activist, Along Sega, dies

January in Review: Insect burgers, rainforest destruction for paper, and Genghis Khan’s climate impact

Two massive droughts evidence that climate change is ‘playing Russian roulette’ with Amazon

Forest carbon conservation project launched in Arkansas

Brazilian mining giant buys Amazon palm oil company

Paradise & Paradox: a semester in Ecuador

Forest loss slows as UN marks ‘International Year of Forests’

Scientists: road through Serengeti would likely end wildebeest migration

From Cambodia to California: the world’s top 10 most threatened forests

Woman turns home bird sanctuary into effort to save rare birds

Indonesia set to clear 3 million ha of rainforest in New Guinea

Organizations unite against plan to open Turkey’s protected areas to development

Illegal mining, plantation development rampant in Indonesian Borneo; state losses top $17B

Cell phone cameras help monitor atmospheric black carbon

Malaysian palm oil producers destroying Borneo peat forests faster than ever before

Record high fish consumption keeps populations imperiled

After another ranger killed, Virunga National Park requests UN peacekeepers

World Bank offers to save Serengeti from bisecting road

Incredible new photos of uncontacted tribe in the Amazon

‘Land grab’ fears in Africa legitimate

Camera trap photos: big mammals survive in fragmented forest in Borneo

Scientists to document impact of converting rainforest into oil palm plantations

The other side of Cancun: progress

Forest week in review: African wildlife collapse, greenwashing, and a big dam

Obama’s State of the Union salmon joke highlights complexity of coastal ecosystem services

Africa’s vanishing wild: mammal populations cut in half

Despite fierce opposition, work begins on Belo Monte dam

Rainforests are a source of philanthropy in Indonesia

Habitat for Humanity partners with controversial logging company in Indonesia

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