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Ubiquitous microplastic pollution in oceans found to disrupt oyster reproduction

Guatemala’s La Pasión River is still poisoned, nine months after an ecological disaster

Focus on breeding sites and biodiversity to control Zika, says leading entomologist

Bolivia’s second largest lake disappears, due to desertification and contamination

Shocking discovery in Gabon: a new electric fish

Managing fish stock –and fishermen– along Brazil’s Canaticu River

Tropical forest protected areas might be working better than you think

Popular pet fish listed as “threatened” under Endangered Species Act

32 million metric tons of global fish catch goes unreported every year, study finds

Quantifying the aquarium trade to help it become more sustainable

The week in environmental news – Jan 15, 2016

Release herpes virus to kill invasive carp in Australia, groups urge

Are prosthetic reefs the answer to Indonesia’s coral die-off?

Scientists sound alarm over hydropower’s impacts on tropical fish biodiversity

Why should I care about endangered species?

‘Aquatic cocaine’: Illegal trade in swim bladders of rare fish puts world’s rarest porpoise at risk of extinction

Peru to protect world’s largest-known population of giant Manta Rays

Giving the handfish a hand

2015’s top 10 developments for the ocean

Needed: Old-age homes for coral reef fish

Photos: The top 20 new species of 2015

Wildlife catastrophe at Amazon dam a warning for future Tapajós dams

Organized crime role in Latin American wildlife trade hidden in shadow

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

New dams may expose Canadian seafood consumers to higher levels of neurotoxin

Latin American wildlife trafficking takes to the air

After the NGOs: can Wakatobi National Park survive on its own?

Journey to oblivion: unraveling Latin America’s illegal wildlife trade

The Holy Trinity: how Wakatobi’s coral stays healthy and diverse

Latin American illegal wildlife trade exploding in scope and scale

São Paolo Trafficking: Smuggling Brazil’s Wildlife

Cuba moves to protect sharks

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