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Timber company says it will destroy logging roads to protect tigers

How do Sumatra’s wild cats coexist?

Happy Global Tiger Day (Photos)

New Tiger Count in Bangladesh Serves as a Reality Check

U.S. to strengthen restrictions elephant ivory

Researchers trick black leopards into showing their spots

Conservation win in Madagascar: 7 new reserves established

Lions, cheetahs, and wild dogs dwindle in West and Central African protected areas

Indonesian kingpin of illegal wildlife trade gets two years in prison

Russia bans driftnet fishing, a reprieve for seabirds and marine mammals

Push to revise conservation law as Indonesians post wildlife crimes to Facebook

Customs officials seize 455 pangolins hidden in crates of fish in Indonesia

Seed dispersal by fruit-eating bats essential to tropical reforestation

US ambassador reiterates commitment to controversial Okinawa air base, a setback for endangered dugong

Scientists raise population estimate for world’s most endangered sloth

Using DNA evidence to pinpoint poaching zones

Taking technology out in the cold: working to conserve snow leopards

U.S. to remove extinct cougar from Endangered Species Act

Big reserve expansion gives tigers a boost in India

Lions return to Rwanda

Video: camera traps highlight wildlife diversity of ‘forgotten’ park

Video: Vet describes emotional toll of responding to brutal rhino poaching

On the fence about wildlife fencing: new paper outlines research needed to resolve debate

Social-media firestorm defends popular man-eating tiger in India, raising conservation questions

Cat update: lion and African golden cat down, Iberian lynx up

Happy World Giraffe Day (Photos)

Elephant poaching gets center stage in NYC ivory crush

Can we save the Sumatran rhino? Indonesia holds out hope

Real-time monitoring: How timely location data can keep wildlife out of danger zones

New campaign says ‘tickling is torture’ for slow lorises

What do China, Kenya and India have in common? Wildlife trafficking

Consumers willing to pay sharp premium for wildlife-friendly palm oil, claims study

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