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Nestle fiasco continues: Indonesian oil palm planters threaten boycott too

A new world?: Social media protest against Nestle may have longstanding ramifications

Video: Nestle’s attempt to censor Greenpeace palm oil ad backfires

Scientists: new study does not disprove climate change threat to Amazon

The Asian Animal Crisis

Analysis shows Borneo can say ‘no’ to coal power

Indonesia opens protected rainforests to mining and other developments

Forgotten Species: the marooned pygmy three-toed sloth

Amazon confusion: new research shows forest is resilient to drought, but is this the whole picture?

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

Photos: Madagascar’s wonderful and wild frogs, an interview with Sahonagasy

Guyana bans gold mining in the ‘Land of the Giants’

Pengembang Minyak Kelapa Merengsek Hingga Perbatasan Terakhir Indonesia: Papua

Vietnam implements project to save one of the world’s rarest mammals, the shy soala

Where two worlds collide: visiting Tabin Wildlife Reserve

Pregnancy gives new hope for rhino on-the-brink of extinction

Humans push half of the world’s primates toward extinction, lemurs in particular trouble

Under siege: oil and gas concessions cover 41 percent of the Peruvian Amazon

Video: Sunda clouded leopard caught on film for the first time

Asia’s biggest logging company accused of bribery, violence in Papua New Guinea

Birder captures first footage ever of long whiskered owlet, one of the world’s rarest birds

Rainforest expert agrees with IPCC: warns of ‘tipping point’ for Amazon

Could special bonds fund the green revolution and stabilize the climate?

Environmentalists and indigenous groups decry approval of massive dam in Amazon

Half of Indonesia’s species remain unknown

Coup leaders sell out Madagascar’s forests, people

Little more than 10,000 hectares of rainforest remains on Java

Dispelling myths about the US Lacey Act

Indonesia plans to sell endangered tigers as pets to the wealthy

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

The Caribbean’s wonderfully weird (and threatened) mammals, an interview with Jose Nunez-Mino

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