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Berantas Pemburu, Lakukan Penyamaran, Selamatkan Hewan Liar: Semua dalam Satu Hari Kerja Arief Rubianto

Fighting poachers, going undercover, saving wildlife: all in a day’s work for Arief Rubianto

Rivers worldwide in peril: society treats symptoms, ignores causes

Dapatkah Pembayaran Konservasi Hutan Hancurkan Pertanian Organik?

Could forest conservation payments undermine organic agriculture?

Nation’s wealth does not guarantee green practices

If Madagascar’s biodiversity is to be saved, international community must step up

UK’s Royal Society to undertake ‘comprehensive review’ of population growth

PBB Peringatkan Harga Makanan Dapat Meningkat hingga 40 Persen

Forest loss occurring around Kibale National Park in Uganda

Conservation catch-22: do nature reserves attract human settlers?

UN warns food prices could rise by 40 percent

Anglican Church says overpopulation may break eighth commandment

A total ban on primary forest logging needed to save the world, an interview with activist Glen Barry

Collapsing biodiversity is a ‘wake-up call for humanity’

World failing on every environmental issue: an op-ed for Earth Day

Jane Goodall renews her faith in nature and humanity during the “Gombe 50” anniversary, An interview with Dr. Jane Goodall

What happened to China?: the nation’s environmental woes and its future

Depopulation may be harming the Amazon rainforest

Women in Bangladesh help biodiversity with homegardens

Will it be possible to feed nine billion people sustainably?

Could space technology save our planet?

Record year for CO2 emissions, even with economic slowdown

“Money is not a problem,” palm oil CEO tells conservationists during speech defending the industry

Kenya’s pain, part two: decades of wildlife decline exacerbated by drought

Kenya’s pain: famine, drought, government ambivalence cripples once stable nation

Alleviating poverty and saving biodiversity are inherently linked argue scientists

Saving gorillas by bringing healthcare to local people in Uganda, an interview with Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka

Economists, scientists warn that world crises require new order of international cooperation and enforcement

World population set to reach 7 billion in two years

Meeting food and energy demands by mid-century will be a challenge, says report

Record hunger: one billion people are going hungry worldwide

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