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Javan rhino population holds steady amid ever-present peril

Indonesia to kick off 10-year plan to save critically endangered helmeted hornbill

In search of the fireface: The precarious, scandalous lives of the slow lorises of Java

Experience or evidence: How do big conservation NGOs make decisions?

A tranquilizer shortage is holding back rhino management plans in India

Video: Thousands of illegally caught African gray parrots being rehabilitated

The fate of the Sumatran rhino is in the Indonesian government’s hands

Is anyone going to save the Sumatran rhino?

Where, oh where, are the rhinos of Bukit Barisan Selatan?

Worst-case scenario: There could be only 30 wild Sumatran rhinos left

When a rhino calls in the forest, this guy hears it: Q&A with a Javan rhino researcher

Footprints in the forest: The future of the Sumatran rhino

Bringing rhinos back to India’s parks

African Parks gets $65M for conservation in Rwanda and Malawi

Revisiting Java’s little Africa: Indonesia’s safari potential

India’s Manas National Park illustrates the human dimension of rhino conservation

Primates face impending extinction – what’s next?

Nepal’s extraordinary devotion to preserving its rhinos

Reports that wild Sumatran rhinos may survive in Malaysia prompt hope, skepticism

The Javan rhino: protected and threatened by a volcano

Nepal goes high-tech in its fight against rhino poachers

Lakes in community hands spur gains for people and fish

Hype and secrecy in wildlife conservation

Warriors and wildlife: an interview with Paul Thomson of Ewaso Lions

Taking technology out in the cold: working to conserve snow leopards

Ongoing overkill: loss of big herbivores leading to ’empty landscapes’

Officials: Sumatran rhino is extinct in the wild in Sabah

Then there were five: rhino death moves species closer to extinction

Is the world moving backwards on protected areas?

Saving Asia’s other endangered cats (photos)

With death of rhino, only six northern white rhinos left on the planet

On babies and motherhood: how giant armadillos are surprising scientists (photos)

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