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Researchers trick black leopards into showing their spots

Sarawak can meet energy needs without mega-dams: report

Corporations rush to make zero-deforestation commitments, but is it working?

Bunge: if you clear peatlands, we won’t buy your palm oil

Bunge palm oil supplier plans to clear peatlands for plantations

Can we save the Sumatran rhino? Indonesia holds out hope

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

Rising seas, sinking peat to swamp Malaysian and Indonesian palm oil

Malaysian state eyes 100% certified palm oil by 2025

Butterflies stand out as useful bioindicators in Malaysia

Timber ‘mass graves’ uncovered as Malaysian authorities pursue illegal loggers

High pressure: is U.S. policy deterring illegal wood imports?

Malaysian palm oil body encourages fiction over fact

Food coating made with African ingredient aims to decrease food waste

Sarawak leader pledges no more logging, palm oil expansion

Borneo’s rainforest may get high-tech 3D scan to boost conservation

Sarawak increases fines for illegal logging

Selective logging leaves more dead wood in rainforests

Report: Borneo could save billions while still meeting conservation and development goals

Officials: Sumatran rhino is extinct in the wild in Sabah

Growing need for deforestation-free rubber as tire demand destroys native forests

Palm oil companies, NGOs endorse new deforestation-limiting toolkit

Kaiduan dam in Borneo meets fierce opposition

Could inland aquaculture help save the oceans and feed the world?

Russia and Canada lead the world in forest loss in 2013

Study finds roads in Southeast Asia may be devastating forests, wildlife

Who’s funding palm oil?

Palm oil certification body purges membership

Weak sustainability policy presents financial risk for Malaysian palm oil giant, says report

Reports slam Malaysian timber companies, urge reforms in forest management

Reports blame illegal logging for felling Sarawak forest

Rainforest loss increased in the 2000s, concludes new analysis

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