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New species of dwarf lemur discovered in Madagascar

New population of rare Dryas monkey videotaped for the first time

Scientists launch expedition to find missing monkeys

NGO takes action to save great apes in Cameroon’s Lebialem Highlands

27 critically endangered Javan slow lorises rescued from online traders in Indonesia

Primates face impending extinction – what’s next?

Bridge through Borneo wildlife sanctuary moving forward

Scientists ‘impressed and delighted’ by animals found in remnant forests

Indigenous traditional knowledge revival helps conserve great apes

‘Running out of time’: 60 percent of primates sliding toward extinction

Trade in skulls, body parts severely threatens Cameroon’s great apes

HSBC financing tied to deforestation, rights violations for palm oil in Indonesia

Pileated gibbons poached as bushmeat to feed illegal rosewood loggers

Enforcement, development and education define efforts to save Vietnam’s rare primates

Great apes and greater challenges: Trafficking in Cameroon

Meet the new ‘Skywalker’ gibbon

Local NGOs: Ecosystem services, not orangutans, key to saving Leuser

Newscast #8: Top new species discoveries of 2016, and how fig trees can save rainforests

Photos: Top 20 new species of 2016

Study looks at positive and negative impacts of biodiversity offsets on local communities

Explore the “Wonders of the Annamites” in this new children’s book

Bastion of biodiversity protected in eastern DRC

Video: Two rescued pet orangutans return to the wild

New population of rare Myanmar snub-nosed monkey discovered in China

Home for the holidays: Chimp exits war-torn Iraq, lands in Kenya

Watch video of baby slow loris born to mother rescued from wildlife traffickers

Thailand failing to stop illegal trade in apes due to inadequate legislation

Newscast #6: Carl Safina on marine conservation and Trump

Top scientists: Amazon’s Tapajós Dam Complex “a crisis in the making”

Conservation in oil palm is possible (commentary)

Female chimpanzees wait for their turn at the top of the social pecking order

Protecting gorillas at all costs: park rangers of the Congo

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