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Seals, birds, and alpine plants suffer under climate change

Animal picture of the day: pronghorn in the snow

Top 10 Environmental Stories of 2011

Monarch butterflies decline at wintering grounds in Mexico, Texas drought adds to stress to migration

South Sudan’s choice: resource curse or wild wonder?

Newest country boasts one of the world’s greatest wildlife spectacles, but protection needed

Richard Leakey: ‘selfish’ critics choose wrong fight in Serengeti road

Unpaved road through Serengeti to progress

Last search for the Eskimo curlew

Serengeti road cancelled

New eco-tour to help save bizarre antelope in ‘forgotten’ region

From the Serengeti to Lake Natron: is the Tanzanian government aiming to destroy its wildlife and lands?

Serengeti road project opposed by ‘powerful’ tour company lobby

Foreign big agriculture threatens world’s second largest wildlife migration

First International Serengeti Day hopes to halt road project

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

Scientists: road through Serengeti would likely end wildebeest migration

World Bank offers to save Serengeti from bisecting road

Lack of schools, trade drive exodus from remote parts of the Amazon

Earth could see 4 degrees Celsius warming in less than a lifetime

Flight of the Monarchs Reveals Environmental Connections across a Continent

Flickr reveals longest whale migration

The true cost of the Commonwealth Games

Road through the Serengeti will eventually ‘kill the migration’

Gulf oil spill could impact non-coastal songbirds

Galapagos fur seals exploit warmer waters to establish colony off Peru

Sophisticated flying methods allow insects to hitchhike on fast winds

Conservation organization purchases vital wildlife corridor for elephants in India

Housing developments choking wildlife around America’s national parks

A ‘dangerous world’ for migratory birds, an interview with Sarah Lehnen

Did fish poisoning drive Polynesian colonization of the Pacific?

Migrations of large mammals in serious declines, six have vanished entirely

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