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Indigenous groups fight for recognition and illumination in Peru

Belo Monte Dam: A spearhead for Brazil’s dam-building attack on the Amazon?

Animal picture of the day: a baby bongo

David Baron: public radio, cougars, and the benefits of understanding science

Featured Video: FEVER, the climate change challenge for indigenous people

Picture of the day: tarsier rescued from palm oil plantation

Gold mining in the Peruvian Amazon: a view from the ground

Featured Video: the true cost of the tar sands

New reports from inside Cameroon confirm grisly mass killing of elephants (warning: graphic photos)

Animal photos of the day: elephants in the English countryside

Without data, fate of great apes unknown

Animal photos of the day: the most elusive bird in the world?

Climate journalism gone awry

Africa Wildlife Foundation faces lawsuit from indigenous community in Kenya

Komitmen-komitmen kertas untuk industri Indonesia

Featured Video: new family of legless amphibians discovered

Animal photos of the day: green sea turtle saved in China

Innovative program seeks to safeguard Peruvian Amazon from impacts of Inter-Oceanic Highway

Cute baby animal photos of the day: baby pot-bellied seahorses

Featured Video: logging run amuck in Latvia

Cute baby animal photos of the day: twin Malagasy giant jumping rats born at London Zoo

Cute baby animal photos of the day: twin slender lorises born at London Zoo

Featured video: scientists capture first footage of Shepherd’s beaked whale

Tourism for biodiversity in Tambopata

Cute animal photo of the day: twin cottontop tamarins born in London Zoo

Wild orangutans to watch film about orangutans

Colombian community leader talks about REDD

Fact follows fiction: Watership Down land to make way for housing developments

Earth First! activist Nathan Coe: radical cultural shifts required to stave off ecological collapse

Madagascar – The Last Inheritor of Gondwana: Documentary Review

Innovative conservation: wild silk, endangered species, and poverty in Madagascar

The camera trap revolution: how a simple device is shaping research and conservation worldwide

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