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Dozens of tropical trees awarded new protections at CITES

New illegal logging ban in EU could sever all ties with companies working in DRC

Extinction warning: racing to save the little dodo from its cousin’s fate

Selective logging changes character of tropical forest

Warlords, sorcery, and wildlife: an environmental artist ventures into the Congo

Activists warn of industrial palm oil expansion in Congo rainforest

Controversial palm oil project concession in Cameroon is 89 percent ‘dense natural forest’

Featured video: Saving the Amazon through maps

Jaguars, tapirs, oh my!: Amazon explorer films shocking wildlife bonanza in threatened forest

Will Amazon species lose the climate change race?

Rosewood in Belize: the truth behind the smoke

Fossil fuel company looking to exploit deposits in Manu National Park

From slash-and-burn to Amazon heroes: new video series highlights agricultural transformation

Controversial research outlines physics behind how forests may bring rain

New palm oil concession imperils orangutan population in Borneo

Illegally logged trees to start calling for help

Scientists point to research flaw that has likely exaggerated the impact of logging in tropical forests

Gold mine approved in French Guiana’s only national park

Malaysian candidate pledges to drop controversial dam in Sarawak if elected

Illegal logging, mining worsened impact of Philippines’ killer typhoon

Forests, farming, and sprawl: the struggle over land in an Amazonian metropolis

‘Exporting deforestation’: China is the kingpin of illegal logging

Featured video: how locals depend on Kalimantan’s vanishing forests

Photos reveal destruction of Cameroon rainforest for palm oil

Unique program to leave oil beneath Amazonian paradise raises $300 million

Australia outlaws illegally-logged wood from abroad

Penan suspend dam blockade, give government one month to respond to demands

Featured video: on-the-ground look at Brazil’s fight against deforestation

Foreign loggers and corrupt officials flouting logging moratorium in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Over 100,000 farmers squatting in Sumatran park to grow coffee

New rare frog discovered in Sri Lanka, but left wholly unprotected

Rehabilitated orangutans in danger if industrial project proceeds in Borneo

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