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Turning to the matrix: a more accurate way to predict extinction

Hope for survival as isolated orangutans joined by rope bridge

Seed dispersal in the face of climate change, an interview with Arndt Hampe

Diverse habitats needed for survival of small mammals in Mexico

Finding forest for the endangered golden-headed lion tamarin

Last chance to save Bangladeshi forest: 90 percent of the Sal ecosystem is gone

Photos: Madagascar’s wonderful and wild frogs, an interview with Sahonagasy

The Caribbean’s wonderfully weird (and threatened) mammals, an interview with Jose Nunez-Mino

What types of primates are most prone to extinction in small forest fragments?

Face-to-face with what may be the last of the world’s smallest rhino, the Bornean rhinoceros

Emotional call for palm oil industry to address environmental problems

Palm oil industry pledges wildlife corridors to save orangutans

Will tropical trees survive climate change?, an interview with Kenneth J. Feeley

‘Greening’ logging concessions could help save great apes

Crowned sifaka population on the verge of local extinction: dispatch from the field

Saving one of the last tropical dry forests, an interview with Edwina von Gal

Revolutionary new theory overturns modern meteorology with claim that forests move rain

Amazon scientists awarded ‘Nobel Prize’ of conservation

How to make forest fragments more hospitable to wildlife

Selective logging occurs in 28 percent of world’s rainforests

Forest corridors key to maintaining biodiversity in fragmented landscape

Island biogeography theory doesn’t explain biodiversity changes in forest fragments

Markets could save forests: An interview with Dr. Tom Lovejoy

Fragmentation puts Mexican howlers at risk

Rainforest fragmentation affects reptiles and amphibians

Amazon riparian zones need to be expanded to protect wildlife finds study

Parasites a key to the decline of red colobus monkeys in forest fragments

Experts: parks effectively protect rainforest in Peru

Sedentary, not migratory birds, face higher extinction risk

Logging roads rapidly expanding in Congo rainforest

Congo forest elephants declining from logging roads, illegal ivory

Extinction risk accelerated when interacting human threats interact

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