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Tropical trees grow most easily where they are rare

In pursuit of the rare bird that vanishes for half the year

Amazon deforestation at highest level in 10 years, says Brazil

Filling in the gaps: Managing endangered species on the high seas

Panama, Namibia plan to reveal fishing fleet data via online map

Peru shares its fisheries surveillance data with the world

Radar helps Kenya map mangroves and other cloud-covered forests

Satellite technology unites Kenyans against bush fires

Novel research method reveals small-scale gold mining’s impact on Peruvian Amazon

Latam Eco Review: Hungry manatees and grand theft tortoise

Deforestation continues upward trend in the Brazilian Amazon

Documenting emperor penguin populations, a dispatch from Antarctica

Real-time plantation map aims to throttle deforestation in Papua

Scientists map the impact of trawling using satellite vessel tracking

Deforestation surges in Virunga National Park in the wake of violence

Ahead of election, deforestation continues to climb in the Brazilian Amazon

Chilling images of illegal mining operations in Peru

Using space tech to improve palm oil transparency in Colombia

Satellites and citizen science pinpoint migratory bird refueling stops

Tagging and tracking the Tour de Turtles

Latam Eco Review: Industrial fishing in the Galapagos, fracking Colombian cloud forests, whale sharks in Peru

Deforestation continues upward trend in Brazil, says NGO

Study finds widespread degradation, deforestation in African woodlands

Brazil hits emissions target early, but rising deforestation risks reversal

The Arctic’s oldest, thickest ice is breaking up

Tracking tools identify regional hubs of whale shark activity

Earth has more trees now than 35 years ago

Technological breakthroughs are changing how researchers observe the world’s fishing fleet

‘High risk’ that China’s timber from PNG is illegal: New report

Fire, more than logging, drives Amazon forest degradation, study finds

Largest king penguin colony in the world has shrunk by 90%

Automating drone-based wildlife surveys saves time and money, study finds

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