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Foreign loggers and corrupt officials flouting logging moratorium in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Jeremy Hance 8 Nov 2012

Development halted in crucial wildlife corridor in Malaysia

Jeremy Hance 7 Nov 2012

Controversial dam gets approval in Laos

Jeremy Hance 7 Nov 2012

Over 100,000 farmers squatting in Sumatran park to grow coffee

Jeremy Hance 6 Nov 2012

‘The ivory trade is like drug trafficking’ (warning graphic images)

Alejandra Martins 5 Nov 2012

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

Jeremy Hance 1 Nov 2012

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

Austin Williams 25 Oct 2012

Lack of climate change in presidential debates part of larger trend

Jeremy Hance 23 Oct 2012

Rehabilitated orangutans in danger if industrial project proceeds in Borneo

Caillie Mutterback 22 Oct 2012

El Salvador mulls total ban on mining

Robin Oisín Llewellyn 22 Oct 2012

Norway to double carbon tax on oil industry for climate change programs

Jeremy Hance 15 Oct 2012

Chinese forest activist arrested for self-publishing books

Jeremy Hance 15 Oct 2012

UNESCO disturbed by gas plans for Peru’s Manu National Park

David Hill 15 Oct 2012

Saving the world’s species from oblivion will cost around $80 billion a year, but still a good deal

Jeremy Hance 11 Oct 2012

Indigenous groups re-occupy Belo Monte dam in the Amazon

Jeremy Hance 9 Oct 2012

Appreciating elephant individuality: a new approach to preventing conflicts with humans

Jenny R. Isaacs 9 Oct 2012

Cambodia drops case of murdered forest activist, Chut Wutty

Jeremy Hance 8 Oct 2012

90 percent of oil palm plantations came at expense of forest in Kalimantan

Jeremy Hance 8 Oct 2012

Indigenous blockade expands against massive dam in Sarawak

Jeremy Hance 8 Oct 2012

Nary a mention of climate change during U.S. presidential debate

Jeremy Hance 4 Oct 2012

Great Barrier Reef loses half its coral in less than 30 years

Jeremy Hance 1 Oct 2012

British government comes out against drilling in Virunga National Park by UK company

Jeremy Hance 1 Oct 2012

Another journalist attacked in Cambodia for covering illegal logging

Jeremy Hance 27 Sep 2012

Corruption still plundering forests in Laos for furniture

Jeremy Hance 26 Sep 2012

NGO: Malaysian leader worth $15 billion despite civil-servant salary; timber corruption suspected

Jeremy Hance 19 Sep 2012

Another mishap kills Shell’s Arctic oil drilling for the year

Jeremy Hance 18 Sep 2012

Learning to live with elephants in Malaysia

Jeremy Hance 18 Sep 2012

Environmental journalist investigating illegal logging murdered in Cambodia

Jeremy Hance 13 Sep 2012

Shell begins offshore drilling in the Alaskan Arctic

Jeremy Hance 10 Sep 2012

Obama approves preparation for oil drilling in Arctic, Shell en route

Jeremy Hance 30 Aug 2012

Indigenous groups in Panama wait for UN REDD to meet promises

Jeremy Hance 30 Aug 2012

Survivors say gold miners in helicopter massacred village of 80 in Venezuelan Amazon

Jeremy Hance 30 Aug 2012

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