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Last known female Yangtze giant softshell turtle dies in China

Scientists urge overhaul of the world’s parks to protect biodiversity

Photos: What are vipers?

Unusual lizard lays eggs, then births a live baby — in the same pregnancy

New species of skink from Angola has waited over 70 years to be described

To stop extinctions, start with these 169 islands, new study finds

Malaysian state chief: Highway construction must not destroy forest

New maps show where humans are pushing species closer to extinction

Philippines customs find more than 1,500 live turtles in suitcases

180 years of herps: Q&A with Luis Ceríaco on Angola’s atlas of life

Indigenous hunters vital to robust food webs in Australia

In a predator-infested forest, survival for baby birds comes by the road

A nature and reptile enthusiast’s Southern California love story (insider)

Conservation groups press world leaders to protect 30% of the planet

Exit the dragons: Mexico tackles trafficking of endangered lizards

Wetland forests: What are they worth? (commentary)

New species of leaf-mimicking lizard could already be victim of pet trade

Community-based conservation offers hope for Amazon’s giant South American turtle

Photos: Top 10 new species of 2018

In the belly of the beast: journalist delves into wildlife trafficking

Photos: Here are the winners of the 2018 British Ecological Society photo contest

Guam’s invasive bird-destroying snake less unique than thought

Latam Eco Review: Microbial memories of Venezuela’s lost glaciers

The Bangladeshi tribe that’s guarding turtles, co-authoring research papers

A living planet begins with thriving forests (commentary)

Map pinpoints ‘last chance’ locations of endangered species

Thousands of radiated tortoises seized from traffickers in Madagascar

Africa’s slender-snouted crocodile is not one but two species

For an Amazon tribe, phone cameras shine a light on their wildlife

Nepali scientists deploy drones to count endangered crocodiles

As turtles go, so go their ecosystems

Cheap prices lead to more exotic pets in the wild, research finds

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