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Heavy metal shark meat: dangerous lead levels found in sharks used as fish food

Sharks and rays win protections at CITES

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

Amazon river ecosystems being rapidly degraded, but remain neglected by conservation efforts

Fish unable to pass through dams in U.S. presents ‘cautionary tale’ for developing world

Gold mine approved in French Guiana’s only national park

Saving manta rays from the fin trade

Paradigm shift needed to avert global environmental collapse, according to author of new book The Blueprint: Averting Global Collapse

The genetically modified ‘Frankenfish’ salmon soon in a plate near you

Photo: Bluefin tuna sells for record $1.76 million in Japan

Obama triples area of protected California coastline

Jeff Corwin talks sharks

Pledge to end wildlife trafficking for Wildlife Conservation Day

World has lost half its wetlands

Investors shouldn’t ignore financial risk of environmental damage

Legislation leaves future of world’s largest temperate rainforest up in the air

Could rebuilding global fisheries save hundreds of billions of dollars?

Photos: Mozambique creates Africa’s biggest marine protected area

Controversial dam gets approval in Laos

Above the ocean: saving the world’s most threatened birds

Future of the Tongass forest lies in salmon, not clear-cut logging

A new way to measure the ocean’s health

Indigenous groups re-occupy Belo Monte dam in the Amazon

Livelihoods depend on the environment in the Western Ghats

Penguins face a slippery future

Mekong dam spree could create regional food crisis

Chinook salmon return to Olympic National Park after dam demolished

Illegal lobster fishermen slammed with over $50 million penalty

Featured video: restoring rivers in the Tongass Rainforest

Maui’s dolphins still in danger of extinction despite New Zealand’s protective measures

‘Time pollution’: loss of predators pushes nocturnal fish to take advantage of the day

World failing to meet promises on the oceans

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