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Warlords, sorcery, and wildlife: an environmental artist ventures into the Congo

Jaguars, tapirs, oh my!: Amazon explorer films shocking wildlife bonanza in threatened forest

Fossil fuel company looking to exploit deposits in Manu National Park

Gorilla paradise: new park safeguards 15,000 western lowland gorillas

14 Bornean elephants found dead, likely poisoned

Claim of human and tiger ‘coexistence’ lacks perspective

Photos: Population of critically-endangered black macaque on rebound

Photos: Scientists discover tapir bonanza in the Amazon

Living beside a tiger reserve: scientists study compensation for human-wildlife conflict in India

New website tracks protected areas under attack

Gold mine approved in French Guiana’s only national park

Colombia to double the size of massive Amazon reserve to include uncontacted tribes’ land

Environment ministry drops copper mine in Zambezi park

Poaching in Serengeti seems worth the risk

New inroads made into bushmeat consumption in Tanzania

Vanishing corridors: trying to keep big animals on the move across Tanzania

Legislation leaves future of world’s largest temperate rainforest up in the air

Photos reveal destruction of Cameroon rainforest for palm oil

Unique program to leave oil beneath Amazonian paradise raises $300 million

Wolves, mole rats, and nyala: the struggle to conserve Ethiopia’s highlands

Oil drilling approved for national park in Belize

Mountain gorilla population up by over 20 percent in five years

Photos: Mozambique creates Africa’s biggest marine protected area

Conservationists turn camera traps on tiger poachers

Development halted in crucial wildlife corridor in Malaysia

Over 100,000 farmers squatting in Sumatran park to grow coffee

Illegal hunting threatens iconic animals across Africa’s great savannas, especially predators

After seven year search, scientists film cryptic predator in Minas Gerais

Remarkable comeback: blue iguana downgraded to Endangered after determined conservation efforts

The riot over rhinos: how a luxury and illegal commodity is driving the slaughter of one of the world’s iconic megafauna

UNESCO disturbed by gas plans for Peru’s Manu National Park

Saving the world’s species from oblivion will cost around $80 billion a year, but still a good deal

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