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Hornbill in Thailand's Khao Yai National Park. Photo by Rhett A. Butler 2009 Mongabay.com, a leading forest conservation and environmental science news web site, today announced the availability of its…

A new study proves that elephants understand how sometimes two is better than one. Working with Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) at the Thai Elephant Conservation Center, researchers reconstructed a classic…

Keterangan pers dari Conservation International awalnya memasukkan Selandia Baru sebagai negara dengan hutan paling terancam kedua di dunia, padahal sebenarnya posisi itu diduduki oleh hutan di Kaledonia Baru Hutan-hutan di…

The press release from Conservation International originally listed New Zealand as possessing the world's 2nd most threatened forests when in fact it is New Caledonia's forests. Asia-Pacific forests are the…

Highlighting the poaching crisis facing tigers, a new report by the wildlife trade organization, TRAFFIC, found that from 2000-2010 authorities have confiscated the parts of 1,069 tiger individuals, many of…

Petugas bea cukai menemukan 16 buah potongan gading pada pria Malaysia berumur 62 tahun di Suvarnabhumi International Airport Thailand bulan Agustus. Informasi yang belum lama dikeluarkan menunjukkan bahwa pria ini…

Customs officials found 16 pieces of cut ivory on searching a 62-year-old Malaysian man at Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Thailand in August. Recently released information shows that the traveler was…

Anak harimau berusia dua bulan ditemukan dibius dan disamarkan di antara mainan boneka harimau di dalam barang bawaan wanita di Bandara Internasional Suvarnabhumi Bangkok hari Minggu, menurut laporan TRAFFIC, jaringan…

A two-month old tiger cub was found drugged and concealed among stuffed-tiger toys in a woman's luggage at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi International Airport on Sunday, reports TRAFFIC, the wildlife trade monitoring…

Brazil, the US, and China have biggest overall environmental impact. Developing countries are not the only ones that could benefit from a little environmental support. Wealthier countries may need to…

The International Institute for Species Exploration at Arizona State University has released its annual top 10 list of new species discovered last year. This time the list includes a two…

The third in an interview series with participants in the 5th Frugivore and Seed Dispersal International Symposium. Hornbills are one of Asia's most attractive birds. Large, colorful, and easier to…

Sun bear expert, Siew Te Wong, has captured rare footage of the world's smallest bear making a nest high in the canopy. The nest-building of a sun bear is behaviour…

An interview with ecologist Dr. Richard Corlett of National University of Singapore Tropical East Asia's rapid population growth and dramatic economic expansion over the past half century have taken a…

Policies promoting industrial rubber plantations over traditional swidden, or slash-and-burn, agriculture across Southeast Asia may carry significant environmental consequences, including loss of biodiversity, reduction of carbon stocks, pollution and degradation…

The population growth rate in the Asia-Pacific region has dropped to 1.1 percent, according to the Statistical Yearbook for Asia and the Pacific 2008, compiled by the UN’s Economic and…

By the end of the century nations in Southeast Asia will face debilitating economic loss due to global warming, according to a new study from the Asian Development Bank. Analyzing…

It took ninety minutes and thirteen men to reel in an astounding specimen of giant freshwater stingray on the Ban Pakong River in Thailand. At seven feet wide and weighing…

Photos of new species discovered in Southeast Asia Photos of new species discovered in the Greater Mekong mongabay.com December 15, 2008

Thailand's forests could support 2,000 tigers Thailand's forests could support 2,000 tigers mongabay.com December 19, 2007 Thailand's network of parks could support 2,000 tigers, reports a new study by Thailand's…

Fires burn across Burma; pollution levels rise in Thailand Fires burn across Burma; pollution levels rise in Thailand mongabay.com March 20, 2007 Fires are raging across Myanmar (Burma) causing "haze"…

Bird species rediscovered after 139 years Bird species rediscovered after 139 years mongabay.com March 6, 2007 A wetland bird that has been "lost" for nearly 140 years was rediscovered at…

Apes sing for protection Apes sing for protection mongabay.com December 25, 2006 White-handed gibbons in Thailand use songs as a defense against predators according to a study by researchers at…

$100 laptop for poor children ships $100 laptop for poor children ships mongabay.com November 19, 2006 The first ten $100 laptops have shipped from their Taiwanese manufacturer according to a…

Why is oil palm replacing tropical rainforests Why is oil palm replacing tropical rainforests? Why are biofuels fueling deforestation? Rhett A. Butler, mongabay.com April 25, 2006 [Update] In a word,…

Fishermen catch 646-pound catfish, believed to be world's largest Thai fishermen caught a 646-pound catfish believed to have been the world's largest freshwater fish ever recorded, a researcher said Thursday.…