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Hugh Powell: birds lend invaluable insight into ecosystems

New book series hopes to inspire research in world’s ‘hottest biodiversity hotspot’

Rainforests need massive finance, but REDD must be well-designed to succeed

How lemurs fight climate change

Sarah Laskow: even renewable energy has a dark side

Matt Miller: don’t oversimplify issues in environmental debates

Cara Hoffman: Direct action is ‘the only real solution’ to environmental problems

The other side of the Penan story: threatened tribe embraces tourism, reforestation

Will ‘sustainable’ palm oil sell in China?

Herpetology curator: behind-the-scenes of ‘new species’ discoveries

Interview with conservation legend George Schaller

Interview with conservation legend, Richard Leakey

Cargill should do more to end use of problematic palm oil, says RAN

Seahorses under stress

Covert Creatures: The Clandestine Lives of Seahorses

Cultural erosion among indigenous groups in Venezuela brings new risks for Caura rainforest

Aloha, and welcome to the planet’s extinction capital

Saving Ghana’s vanishing frogs

Unsung heroes: the life of a wildlife ranger in the Congo

Illuminating Africa’s most obscure cat

Tar sands pipeline ‘another dirty needle feeding America’s fossil fuel addiction’

Should public or private money finance efforts to save forests?

Group pushes entrepreneurship model for conservation

Asia Pulp & Paper to undertake human rights audit

Loving the tapir: pioneering conservation for South America’s biggest animal

Children on the frontlines: the e-waste epidemic in Africa

Sowing the seeds to save the Patagonian Sea

Big damage in Papua New Guinea: new film documents how industrial logging destroys lives

Lessons from the world’s longest study of rainforest fragments

Taking corporate sustainability seriously means changing business culture

Science has been nearly silent in Brazil’s Forest Code debate

Balancing agriculture and rainforest biodiversity in India’s Western Ghats

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