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5 million hectares of Papua New Guinea forests handed to foreign corporations

What is the current status of REDD+?

Pet trade, palm oil, and poaching: the challenges of saving the ‘forgotten bear’

Goodbye national parks: when ‘eternal’ protected areas come under attack

Women are key to global conservation

Indigenous leaders take fight over Amazon dams to Europe

India commits $10 billion to expand forests

Photo gallery: Borneo paradise saved from beachside coal plant

Oil company charged after allegedly forcing entry into Virunga National Park

Environmentalists and locals win fight against coal plant in Borneo

Selling the Forests that Saved Britain

India pledges to protect cat-crazy rainforest

As South Sudan eyes independence, will it choose choose to protect its wildlife?

Sarawak’s last nomad: indigenous leader and activist, Along Sega, dies

Paradise & Paradox: a semester in Ecuador

Nike and Kimberly-Clark lead the corporate pack on forest sustainability

UN and conservation organizations condemn big oil’s plan to drill in Virunga National Park

Logging concession could extinguish endangered Sumatran elephant population

Consumer goods industry announces goal of zero deforestation in Cancun

Good stewards of forests at home outsource deforestation abroad

Oil, indigenous people, and Ecuador’s big idea

Reforestation effort launched in Borneo with nearly-extinct rhinos in mind

Rainforests thrived in warmer conditions in the past, yet study requires “caution”

Photos: surprises discovered in tiny forest fragment surrounded by palm oil

Satu Lagi Raksasa Pangan Dukung Kampanye Minyak Kelapa

Tropical agriculture “double-whammy”: high emissions, low yields

Undergrads in the Amazon: American students witness beauty and crisis in Yasuni National Park, Ecuador

Norway calls for other nations to step up in fight against deforestation in Indonesia

Foreign corporations devastating Papua New Guinea rainforests

Environmentalists must recognize ‘biases and delusions’ to succeed

The ultimate bike trip: the Amazon rainforest

Satellites show fragmented rainforests significantly drier than intact forest

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