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Distressed Place and Faded Grace in North Sulawesi

Road building plan in Sumatran park threatens Critically Endangered tigers

With pressure to drill, what should be saved in the Arctic?

Rise in wildlife tourism in India comes with challenges

Elephants: the gardeners of Asia’s and Africa’s forests

Protected areas cover 44% of the Brazilian Amazon

Vietnam creates reserve for newly-discovered, nearly-extinct mammal, the saola

From the Serengeti to Lake Natron: is the Tanzanian government aiming to destroy its wildlife and lands?

The saola: rushing to save the most ‘spectacular zoological discovery’ of the 20th Century

‘Luck and perseverance’: new plant genus discovered in Amazon

What’s behind the 85% decline of mammals in West Africa’s parks?

Alien plants invade Nigerian protected ‘gene bank’

Cloud forest dung beetles in India point to ‘fossil ecosystem’

Expedition granted?: Indonesia’s ‘paper parks’ targeted in National Geographic contest

Oil exploration on hold in Virunga National Park—for now

Goodbye national parks: when ‘eternal’ protected areas come under attack

Serengeti road project opposed by ‘powerful’ tour company lobby

New road project to run through Laos’ last tiger habitat

15 conservation issues to watch

Cambodia approves rubber plantation—in national park

Cambodians prevented from protesting destruction of their forest

Parks key to saving India’s great mammals from extinction

First International Serengeti Day hopes to halt road project

Coral crisis: 75% of the world’s coral reefs in danger

Photo gallery: Borneo paradise saved from beachside coal plant

Oil company charged after allegedly forcing entry into Virunga National Park

Saving Madagascar’s largest carnivorous mammal: the fossa

Environmentalists and locals win fight against coal plant in Borneo

Selling the Forests that Saved Britain

India pledges to protect cat-crazy rainforest

As South Sudan eyes independence, will it choose choose to protect its wildlife?

Bushmeat trade pushing species to the edge in Tanzania

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