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King of the jungle returns to Gabon after nearly 20 year absence

How termites hold back the desert

Videos: new film series highlights bringing Gorongosa back to life

Good intentions, collateral damage: forest conservation may be hurting grasslands

Regional court kills controversial Serengeti Highway

Good news: Refuge for last blue-throated macaws doubles in size in Bolivia

Scientists make one of the biggest animal discoveries of the century: a new tapir

Scientists discover that threatened bird migrates entirely within Amazon Basin

Zoo races to save extreme butterfly from extinction

Little NGO takes on goliath task: conserving the vanishing ecosystems of Paraguay

Saving the Raja of India’s grasslands: new efforts to conserve the Critically Endangered Great Indian Bustard

Cambodia loses half its seasonal wetlands in 10 years

Africa’s great savannahs may be more endangered than the world’s rainforests

Illegal hunting threatens iconic animals across Africa’s great savannas, especially predators

Conflict and perseverance: rehabilitating a forgotten park in the Congo

Buffer zones key to survival of maned wolf

Chart: Forest loss in Latin America

Climate change to favor trees over grasses in Africa

Humans drove rainforest into savannah in ancient Africa

Richard Leakey: ‘selfish’ critics choose wrong fight in Serengeti road

Unpaved road through Serengeti to progress

Last search for the Eskimo curlew

How do tourists view the Serengeti?

Conversion of Brazil’s cerrado slows

Complaint lodged at FSC for plantations killing baboons

Brazil’s cerrado wins protection, but will it be enough to save the wildlife-rich grassland?

U.S. signs debt-for-nature swap with Brazil to protect forests

Road through the Serengeti will eventually ‘kill the migration’

Emissions from cerrado destruction in Brazil equal to emissions from Amazon deforestation

Community engagement is key to saving the rarest zebra

Brazil to step up efforts to save the cerrado grassland

Painted Dog population falls 99%, but community efforts could save species

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