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Expedition granted?: Indonesia’s ‘paper parks’ targeted in National Geographic contest

Pet trade, palm oil, and poaching: the challenges of saving the ‘forgotten bear’

Fearful Symmetry—Man Made, an interview with John Vaillant, author of The Tiger

Into Colombia’s Sierra Nevada

Fighting illegal logging in Indonesia by giving communities a stake in forest management

Reaching kids with a conservation message via animation

World’s sixth mass extinction still preventable

Women are key to global conservation

Our favorite nature photos of 2012

Video: camera trap proves world’s rarest rhino is breeding

Photo: slaughtered great hornbill by soldiers raises ire [warning: graphic image]

Treasure chest of wildlife camera trap photos made public

Parks key to saving India’s great mammals from extinction

Photo gallery: Borneo paradise saved from beachside coal plant

Saving Madagascar’s largest carnivorous mammal: the fossa

Selling the Forests that Saved Britain

A lion’s story, an interview with the filmmakers of The Last Lions

As South Sudan eyes independence, will it choose choose to protect its wildlife?

Best Valentine’s Day gift: name a hissing cockroach after your sweetheart

Slow but steady progress on recognizing indigenous land rights is interrupted by commodity boom

Monitoring deforestation: an interview with Brazilian space researcher Gilberto Camara

The ocean crisis: hope in troubled waters, an interview with Carl Safina

Paradise & Paradox: a semester in Ecuador

Woman turns home bird sanctuary into effort to save rare birds

Incredible new photos of uncontacted tribe in the Amazon

Camera trap photos: big mammals survive in fragmented forest in Borneo

The other side of Cancun: progress

Africa’s vanishing wild: mammal populations cut in half

Rainforests are a source of philanthropy in Indonesia

Marathon swimmer: an interview with the first man to swim the length of the Amazon

Can entrepreneurial insights save the Masai Mara?

American cougars on the decline: ‘We’re running against the clock,’ says big cat expert

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