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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

Endangered Chinese monkey population recovering

Scientists map plan to save lemurs

Little NGO takes on goliath task: conserving the vanishing ecosystems of Paraguay

Journey to the Edge of Eden: the struggle to preserve Southwest Florida

The iguana man: saving the reptilian kings of the Bahamas

Balkan lynx conservation unifies neighboring countries

Conservationists work to give South Georgia back to the birds

Scientists: lions need funding not fences

Forgotten species: the arapaima or ‘dinosaur fish’

The Egyptian Vulture on the Balkans – a hopeful but perilous conservation story

The neglected giraffe: world’s tallest animal in need of conservation assistance

Should zoos educate the public about climate change?

Syrian bald ibis may be down to a single bird

Conserving the long-neglected freshwater fish of Borneo

Tibetan monks partner with conservationists to protect the snow leopard

Giant hot pink slug in Australia becomes conservation symbol (photo)

Saving the Tenkile: an expedition to protect one of the most endangered animals you’ve never heard of

Loris champion: conserving the world’s most surprising primate family

Monitor lizards vanishing to international trade in pets and skins

Vanishing species makes astounding comeback under combined action of local government and conservationists

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