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Burning coal may be killing over 100,000 people in India every year

Jeremy Hance 13 Mar 2013

Photographers threatening the already-abused slender loris

Dr Liz Kimbrough 12 Mar 2013

Starry frog rediscovered after thought extinct for 160 years (photos)

Jeremy Hance 7 Mar 2013

Selective logging changes character of tropical forest

Jeremy Hance 28 Feb 2013

Biofuel company caught clearing elephant habitat in Sri Lanka

Jeremy Hance 20 Feb 2013

Chasing down ‘quest species’: new book travels the world in search of rarity in nature

Jeremy Hance 13 Feb 2013

Tigers gobble up 49 percent of India’s wildlife conservation funds, more imperiled species get nothing

Jeremy Hance 12 Feb 2013

Pity the pangolin: little-known mammal most common victim of the wildlife trade

Jeremy Hance 11 Feb 2013

Investors beware: global land grabbing ends in ‘financial damage’ and human rights violations

Jeremy Hance 7 Feb 2013

Sri Lanka to give poached ivory to Buddhist temple, flouting international agreements

Jeremy Hance 5 Feb 2013

Claim of human and tiger ‘coexistence’ lacks perspective

Chaitanya Krishna 29 Jan 2013

Living beside a tiger reserve: scientists study compensation for human-wildlife conflict in India

Jenny R. Isaacs 21 Jan 2013

An avalanche of decline: snow leopard populations are plummeting

Erica Santana 3 Jan 2013

The year in rainforests

Rhett Ayers Butler 31 Dec 2012

From catastrophic to the sustainable: the flight of the Amur Falcon

Mark Szotek 17 Dec 2012

A new method to monitor stray dog abundance

Dr Liz Kimbrough 10 Dec 2012

Climate Summit in Doha characterized by lack of ambition

Analysis Jeremy Hance 9 Dec 2012

‘No-one is listening to the entire scientific community’: global carbon emissions set to hit new high

Jeremy Hance 3 Dec 2012

Photos: Chinese leopard wins camera trap contest

Jeremy Hance 27 Nov 2012

China and India plan 818 new coal plants

Jeremy Hance 26 Nov 2012

Indian coal giant targets forests

Mongabay.com 18 Nov 2012

Gaining from rain: precipitation is an indicator of tropical forest biodiversity

Thomas Handley 12 Nov 2012

New rare frog discovered in Sri Lanka, but left wholly unprotected

Darren Lloyd 5 Nov 2012

Leopard poaching is a bigger problem in India than previously believed

Caillie Mutterback 31 Oct 2012

Wealthy nations, excluding U.S., pledge to double funds for biodiversity

Jeremy Hance 22 Oct 2012

India pledges over $60 million for biodiversity, but experts say much more needed

Jeremy Hance 18 Oct 2012

Saving the world’s species from oblivion will cost around $80 billion a year, but still a good deal

Jeremy Hance 11 Oct 2012

Appreciating elephant individuality: a new approach to preventing conflicts with humans

Jenny R. Isaacs 9 Oct 2012

Livelihoods depend on the environment in the Western Ghats

Viraj Singh 27 Sep 2012

Red Panda Day

Mongabay.com 15 Sep 2012

Tiny new frog discovered in India bypasses the free-swimming tadpole stage

Mongabay.com 7 Sep 2012

Tigers and humans can coexist, says study

Mongabay.com 4 Sep 2012

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