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Ecological restoration substantially boosts biodiversity and ecosystem services

Brazilian soy industry extends moratorium on Amazon deforestation

Are we on the brink of saving rainforests?

G8 leaders declare support for REDD forest conservation initiative

A New Idea to Save Tropical Forests Takes Flight

Cambodia signs REDD agreement

Brazil to pay farmers $50/month to plant trees in the Amazon

Amazon deforestation doesn’t make communities richer, better educated, or healthier

Brazil’s plan to save the Amazon rainforest

Asia’s conversion of forests for industrial rubber plantations hurts the environment

Kenya signs its first REDD deal to conserve forests

World leaders meet to discuss future of rainforests

Brazil: ‘Soy King’, Environment Minister strike deal on Amazon deforestation

Economic crisis hits conservation but may offer opportunities, says TNC president

Payments for eco services could save the Amazon

Wildlife banking gets a marketplace

Prince Charles says hedge funds could save rainforests

Biofuels 200 times more expensive than forest conservation for global warming mitigation

STRI goes carbon neutral as Panama indigenous community to see carbon payments from forest conservation

Markets could save rainforests: an interview with Andrew Mitchell

Investors seek profit from conserving rainforest biodiversity

“Turtle carbon” could help protect rainforests and save endangered sea turtles

7 steps to solve the global biodiversity crisis

Dell becomes carbon neutral by saving endangered lemurs

Private equity firm to sell biodiversity offsets from rainforest conservation

Shift from poverty-driven to industry-driven deforestation may help conservation

Corporations become prime driver of deforestation, providing clear target for environmentalists

Tropical biodiversity on “a trajectory toward disaster”

Guiana Shield forests help preserve biodiversity and climate

Amazon beef producer creates eco-certified meat product with help of scientists

Forest carbon credits could guide development in Congo

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