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Secrets of the Amazon: giant anacondas and floating forests, an interview with Paul Rosolie

Why seed dispersers matter, an interview with Pierre-Michel Forget, chair of the FSD International Symposium

Website seeking ‘most wanted’ photos and videos of vanishing species

Afghanistan protects 15 additional endangered species

How that cork in your wine bottle helps forests and biodiversity, an interview with Patrick Spencer

Could toxins from plantation trees be causing cancer cluster, oyster deaths in Tasmania?

New study: why plants produce different sized seeds

Australia starts 10 million dollar initiative to find new species

Decline in fog threatens California’s iconic redwood ecosystems

Head of UN urges ‘a wake-up call’ to save biodiversity

Why top predators matter: an in-depth look at new research

Loss in biodiversity may be killing bees

Photos: park in Ecuador likely contains world’s highest biodiversity, but threatened by oil

World of Avatar: in real life

Researchers catch new cricket species going where no cricket has gone before

Photos: ten beloved species threatened by global warming

New tree species discovered in Guyana is rich source of oil

Eco-label for rainforest products could boost sustainability

How tree communities respond to distance to edges and canopy openness

Forests recover faster from slash-and-burn when near intact forest reserves

Extinctions on the rise in the Galapagos: fishing and global warming devastating islands’ species

World’s smallest orchid discovered in Ecuador

Coastal habitats may sequester 50 times more carbon than tropical forests by area

Global warming threatens desert life

Obama slower than Bush in protecting America’s endangered species

Hunting across Southeast Asia weakens forests’ survival, An interview with Richard Corlett

Governments, public failing to save world’s species

Wolves keep forests nutrient-rich

Present day tropical plant families survived in warmer, wetter tropics 58 million years ago

Plants recognize that family comes first

Plants recognize that family comes first

Business and conservation groups team up to conserve and better manage US’s southern forests

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