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Adaptation to climate change will be difficult for Madagascar

14 countries win REDD funding to protect tropical forests

Rainforest conservation could offset 500m tons of CO2 emissions at $2/ton

New plan would pay tropical countries for saving forests, regardless of level of threat

How to replant a mangrove forest: local, low-cost initiatives prove most successful

Population of critically endangered lemurs discovered in Madagascar

Shell Oil funds “open source” geoengineering project to fight global warming

Implementing a butterfly farm: Iwokrama reserve’s latest sustainable initiative

Amazon timber industry declares ban on illegal logging

Amazon deforestation forecast for 2008 revised downward

Orangutans persist in islands amid a sea of oil palm plantations

Gore launches second campaign… for Earth

Madagascar villagers vote to protect sea turtles, see first hatchlings

Discovery of new leatherback migration route may help save species

Researchers fit Bornean elephants with satellite collars to track social behvaior

Wal-Mart to ban sales of wood products from threatened rainforests

Tiny lemur species discovered in Madagascar

Birds face higher risk of extinction than conventionally thought

$4 gas translates to fewer driving deaths

Breakthrough in solar energy: ten times more effective solar power may be available in three years

Oceans hold vast potential for wind power

Volunteering with Leatherback Sea Turtles in Galibi, Suriname

Colorful insects help search for anti-cancer drugs

Good news for reefs: giant coral structure found off Brazil

Clean energy gold rush in 2007

Rainforest destruction becomes industry-driven, concentrated geographically

Chameleon has shortest life span of any four-legged animal

Brazil signs sustainable ethanol deal with Sweden

California plan would cut emissions 30% by 2020

Malaysian government says no more forest clearing for oil palm plantations

Brazil seizes cattle illegally grazing on Amazon forest lands

High bird diversity reduces risk of West Nile virus to humans

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