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It’s not just extinction: meet defaunation
Jeremy Hance
24 Jul 2014
Only 15 percent of world’s biodiversity hotspots left intact
Jeremy Hance
14 Jul 2014
Unrelenting population growth driving global warming, mass extinction
Jeremy Hance
26 Jun 2014
Extinction rates are 1,000x the background rate, but it’s not all gloomy
Jeremy Hance
29 May 2014
The quiet zoo revolution
Jeremy Hance
19 May 2014
Apocalypse now? Climate change already damaging agriculture, acidifying seas, and worsening extreme weather
Jeremy Hance
31 Mar 2014
Blame humans: new research proves people killed off New Zealand’s giant birds
Jeremy Hance
17 Mar 2014
Lost Animals: Extinction and the Photographic Record – book review
Gabriel Thoumi
4 Mar 2014
The lemur end-game: scientists propose ambitious plan to save the world’s most imperiled mammal family
Jeremy Hance
20 Feb 2014
Next big idea in forest conservation? Connecting forest fragments
Dr Liz Kimbrough
31 Jan 2014
Featured video: what would a world without wildlife look like?
Jeremy Hance
20 Dec 2013
Governments should respond to ocean acidification ‘as urgently as they do to national security threats’
Fiona Harvey
3 Oct 2013
‘Ecological Armageddon’: mammals vanish entirely from forest fragments after 25 years
Jeremy Hance
26 Sep 2013
Climate change could kill off Andean cloud forests, home to thousands of species found nowhere else
Jeremy Hance
18 Sep 2013
Forest fragmentation leading to higher extinction rates
Jeremy Hance
13 Aug 2013
Nutrient deficiency in Amazon rainforest linked to megafauna extinction
Jeremy Hance
12 Aug 2013
Climate could warm more rapidly than any time in the last 65 million years
Jeremy Hance
1 Aug 2013
Over 700 species added to the threatened categories on the IUCN Red List (photos)
Jeremy Hance
2 Jul 2013
Over 500 scientists warn we ‘are causing alarming levels of harm to our planet’
Jeremy Hance
27 May 2013
Biosphere conservation: monumental action is critical to avert global environmental crisis
David Olson
20 May 2013
Future generations to pay for our mistakes: biodiversity loss doesn’t appear for decades
Jeremy Hance
15 Apr 2013
Humans killed over 10 percent of the world’s bird species when they colonized the Pacific Islands
Jeremy Hance
25 Mar 2013
Warlords, sorcery, and wildlife: an environmental artist ventures into the Congo
Jeremy Hance
25 Feb 2013
Will Amazon species lose the climate change race?
Thomas Handley
14 Feb 2013
Wealthy nations, excluding U.S., pledge to double funds for biodiversity
Jeremy Hance
22 Oct 2012
India pledges over $60 million for biodiversity, but experts say much more needed
Jeremy Hance
18 Oct 2012
North American freshwater fish going extinct at rate over 800 times the fossil record
Jeremy Hance
14 Aug 2012
Still time to save most species in the Brazilian Amazon
Jeremy Hance
12 Jul 2012
96 percent of the world’s species remain unevaluated by the Red List
Jeremy Hance
28 Jun 2012
Scientists give world leaders ‘Fs’ on climate change, biodiversity, and desertification
Jeremy Hance
19 Jun 2012
Scientists: if we don’t act now we’re screwed
Jeremy Hance
7 Jun 2012
Scientists to Rio+20: save biodiversity to save ourselves
Jeremy Hance
6 Jun 2012
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