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Researchers find many, many moths in Bolivian national park (Photos)

Indonesian artist prepares another underwater reef-to-be

Curb climate change or lose bumblebees, blueberries, tomatoes

‘Land sparing’ vs. ‘land sharing’: scientists weigh in on how to improve biodiversity on farms

Happy July 4th weekend: new red, white, and blue species discovered

A toad’s relationship with its prey endures in the face of deforestation for palm oil

Butterflies stand out as useful bioindicators in Malaysia

Your name here: auctioning the naming rights to new species to fund conservation

Halloween in the Amazon: baby bird dresses up like killer caterpillar

Even cockroaches have personalities

Human impacts are ‘decoupling’ coral reef ecosystems

Cunning carnivorous plants catch more prey by letting some go

Pollinator collapse could lead to a rise in malnutrition

How termites hold back the desert

Monarch butterfly population rises a little, but still perilously low

Ocean’s 15: meet the species that have vanished forever from our seas

Earthworms under threat

Two vanishing prairie butterflies added to the Endangered Species Act

Google Earth used to identify environmentally important termite mounds

To collect or not to collect? Experts debate the need for specimens

Pollinators puzzle to find flowers amidst natural and human fumes

Gone for good: world’s largest earwig declared extinct

Russia and China blamed for blocking Antarctic marine reserve

Pesticides harm bumblebees’ ability to forage

New species named after the struggle for same-sex marriage

Termites suffer in logged forests and palm oil plantations

‘Canary in the cornfield’: monarch butterfly may get threatened species status

Scientists honor missing activist by naming a spider after him

Scientists name new endangered species after the company that will decide its fate

Titanium vs. Millipedes: new species discovered in Madagascar threatened by mining

The world’s best mother: meet the octopus that guards its eggs for over four years

It’s not just extinction: meet defaunation

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