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Seahorses on your iPad: new app allows anyone to track and document seahorses

Could camera trap videos galvanize the world to protect Yasuni from oil drilling?

Scientists identify individual lizards by their irises

Wildlife drones could revolutionize aerial surveys of animal populations

Protecting predators in the wildest landscape you’ve never heard of

Google Earth presents fish-eye view of coral reefs

Deforestation alerts for Madagascar, DRC, Bolivia during Q2-2013

New Android app helps you identify frogs in the Western Ghats

Foodies eat lab-grown burger that could change the world

Near real-time deforestation monitoring system to go global

Researchers produce the most accurate carbon map for an entire country

Scientists build app to automatically identify species based on their calls

New forensic method tells the difference between poached and legal ivory

NASA: Deforestation jumps in Malaysia

Difference within common species may predict the presence of rare animals

Data from NASA’s Landsat 8 now freely available

Could the Tasmanian tiger be hiding out in New Guinea?

Brazil’s satellite monitoring reduced Amazon deforestation by 60,000 sq km in 5 years

A new tool against illegal logging: tree DNA technology goes mainstream

Entire planet will soon have rapid deforestation detection system

Conservation gets boost from new Landsat satellite

Scientists successfully freeze Barbary sheep embryos for conservation purposes

Deforestation in key Madagascar park accelerated after 2009 coup d’etat, finds satellite analysis

A promising initiative to address deforestation in Brazil at the local level

Featured video: Saving the Amazon through maps

Illegally logged trees to start calling for help

Bloodsucking flies help scientists identify rare, hard-to-find mammals

How a text message could save an elephant or a rhino from a poacher

Advanced technology reveals massive tree die-off in remote, unexplored parts of the Amazon

Conservationists turn camera traps on tiger poachers

Strong deforestation signals from Central and West Africa in July, August, and September 2012

A new tool for taking on elephant poaching: DNA forensics

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