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Ever heard of the hirola? New survey shows world’s rarest antelope holding steady

The quiet zoo revolution

Vazaha is Malagasy for ‘gringo’: Conservation, national identity, and conflicting interest in Madagascar

Scientists release odd-looking, Critically Endangered crocodiles back into the wild (PHOTOS)

How locals and conservationists saved the elephants of Mali amidst conflict and poverty

Death of young Sumatran rhino shouldn’t discourage captive breeding efforts say conservationists

Europe approves vet drug that killed off almost all of Asia’s vultures

Over 9,000 primates killed for single bushmeat market in West Africa every year

Meet Iman: the Sumatran rhino’s newest hope for survival

Panda lemur making a comeback

Conservationists catch wild Sumatran rhino, raising hope for world’s most endangered rhinoceros

Obama announces new strategy to tackle wildlife trafficking, including toughening ivory ban

On edge of extinction, could drones and technology save the Little Dodo?

Next big idea in forest conservation? Integrating forest conservation, use, and restoration

Over 75 percent of large predators declining

Requiem or recovery?: the Sumatran rhino 200 years after its description

Good news: Refuge for last blue-throated macaws doubles in size in Bolivia

Conservation Hail Mary works: Mate for near-extinct fish found!

Asia’s ‘unicorn’ photographed in Vietnam

Kids’ stories and new stoves protect the golden snub-nosed monkey in China

Orphaned gorillas successfully reintroduced where apes had been hunted to extinction

Key European species make ‘refreshing’ comebacks

Meeting the mammal that survived the dinosaurs

Tapirs, drug-trafficking, and eco-police: practicing conservation amidst chaos in Nicaragua

Samburu’s lions: how the big cats could make a comeback in Kenya

Attempt to export nearly-extinct pygmy sloths sets off international incident in Panama

Lions rising: community conservation making a difference for Africa’s kings in Mozambique

Loose laws threaten Australia’s wildlife

A year after devastating attack, security returns to the Okapi Wildlife Reserve (photos)

Scientists outline how to save nearly 70 percent of the world’s plant species

World’s biggest owl depends on large old trees

Illegally captured parrots finally free to fly

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