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It looks like we may be headed for a more ‘pro-animal’ future

Scientists launch global shark and ray census

Dare to explore the spookier side of nature

Climate change publications biased towards ‘richer, cooler and less vulnerable countries’

Come together: collaboration key to harnessing information age technology

Clouded leopards traded more than tigers in some illegal markets

World’s protected forests lost 3 percent of their tree cover in 13 years

Catholic bishops ask for binding, transformative COP21 climate treaty

You know climate change threatens the planet — but your bank account?

Indigenous anti-dam activists converge in Sarawak from around the globe

Large-sized protected areas at greater risk of losing protection

Study finds local people do forest monitoring as well as scientists

Tracking the tiny: Harmonic direction finders aid study of small amphibians  

Humans are ‘super-predators’: unique and unsustainable

Massive bleaching event puts world’s coral reefs at risk

Zebrafish may hold key to heart regeneration

Can elephants cure cancer? (Weekly environmental news roundup)

Sneak Peek into Paris: new climate change draft treaty revealed

New report finds decreasing human impact on the environment

Cacti more threatened than mammals and birds

WCTC update: tech designs advance in competition to beat wildlife crime

‘Catastrophic failure’: World’s indigenous communities lack rights to 75% of their land

An alternative to help companies fulfill zero deforestation pledges

China and U.S. commit to end ivory trade

Tropical Conservation Science – September 2015

Oil-spill expert calls for more baseline oceans data on industry dime

A pre-game analysis of what to expect, and not expect, at COP 21

Almost half of U.S. seafood goes to waste

UN study warns agricultural subsidies are threatening forests and conservation programs

Hungry planet: targeted fish populations cut in half since 1970

Seabird numbers down 70 percent since 1950

World Rhino Day arrives this year with a new cause for celebration

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