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The cheap option on climate change: recognize indigenous rights to forests

‘The green Amazon is red with indigenous blood’: authorities pull bodies from river that may have belonged to slain leaders

Brazil confirms last year’s rise in Amazon deforestation

Authorities stop ‘greatest destroyers of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest’

The Gran Canal: will Nicaragua’s big bet create prosperity or environmental ruin?

How do we save the world’s vanishing old-growth forests?

Have scientists discovered a new primate in the Philippines?

Next big idea in forest conservation? DNA fingerprinting trees to stem illegal logging

Forgotten species: the exotic squirrel with a super tail

Peru slashes environmental protections to attract more mining and fossil fuel investment

Only 15 percent of world’s biodiversity hotspots left intact

A garden or a wilderness? One-fifth of the Amazon may have been savannah before the arrival of Europeans

Pope Francis: ‘this is our sin: we exploit the earth’

Booming populations, rising economies, threatened biodiversity: the tropics will never be the same

Next big idea in forest conservation? Playing games to understand what drives deforestation

Is Cameroon becoming the new Indonesia? Palm oil plantations accelerating deforestation

Broken promises no more? Signs Sabah may finally uphold commitment on wildlife corridors

Camera trap captures first ever video of rarely-seen bird in the Amazon…and much more

Next big idea in forest conservation? Learning from innovations to make REDD+ work

Mountain forests store 40 percent more carbon than expected

Next big idea in forest conservation? Work locally, relentlessly, and, if necessary, ignore the government

Oil company breaks agreement, builds big roads in Yasuni rainforest

Logger continues to destroy Indonesian rainforest despite green promises (Photos)

After throwing out referendum, Ecuador approves oil drilling in Yasuni’s embattled heart

Of jaguars and loggers: new film to showcase one of the least-known regions in the deep Amazon

Greenpeace accuses controversial palm oil company and Cameroon government of illegal logging

Zero-deforestation commitments pose acute challenges for commercial giants in the palm oil industry

53 indigenous activists on trial for police-protester massacre in Peru

New report reveals human rights abuses by corporations, governments in the Amazon

Chinese luxury furniture linked to murder, near extinction

Almost 90 percent of Republic of the Congo’s lowland forests open to logging

Not all used up: why conserving selectively logged forests is important

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