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Conservation conflicting with local ways of life in Mexican reserve

Anna Ikarashi 23 Dec 2014

Shifting attitudes may help endangered wild dogs in Thailand

Alexander Montoro 22 Dec 2014

Genetics study sheds light on Chile’s most endangered bird

Joanna Parkman 22 Dec 2014

Impacts of deforestation on Amazonian river ecosystems could be far-reaching

Mike Gaworecki 18 Dec 2014

Plant wars: some tree species compete better against grasses for reforestation

Brittany Stewart 18 Dec 2014

Enough for an elephant: why are Cameroon’s elephants raiding fields?

Brendan Bane 18 Dec 2014

Ocelots live in super densities on Barro Colorado Island

Jeremy Hance 18 Dec 2014

Deforestation taking toll on nesting birds in Cameroon

Ariel Mark 17 Dec 2014

Google Earth used to identify environmentally important termite mounds

Shayna Wilson 17 Dec 2014

Scientists reintroduce agoutis in rainforest in city of 12 million

Jeremy Hance 17 Dec 2014

New mapping technique sheds light on dry forests

Sandhya Sekar 16 Dec 2014

Use of mammals still prevalent in Brazil’s Conservation Units

Annam Raza 6 Oct 2014

Studying common birds could help save rare species in Vietnam

Brendan D. Bane 30 Sep 2014

Armed conflict decimates tigers, rhinos, and swamp deer in Indian park

Jose Hong 30 Sep 2014

A weed by any other name: remnant shrubs and trees play vital role in regenerating forests

Heather D'angelo 29 Sep 2014

Dogs may be responsible for declining mammals in Brazil’s agroforests

Erin Crandall 26 Sep 2014

Reintroduction program ups Mexico’s scarlet macaw population by 34 percent in one year

Morgan Erickson-Davis 25 Sep 2014

Scientists use genes, feces to study disappearing monkeys

Morgan Erickson-Davis 24 Sep 2014

Drivers in Brazil will intentionally run-down small animals, but only if it is safe

Andrew Mann 24 Sep 2014

Fragmented forests hurt some bat species, may benefit others

Anna Ikarashi 23 Sep 2014

Is REDD+ bad for wildlife? New study says lowland forest protection bias unfair, urges change

Morgan Erickson-Davis 27 Jun 2014

‘Exciting implications’ for conservation: new technology brings the lab to the field

Morgan Erickson-Davis 26 Jun 2014

Size matters: small animals abundant in fragmented forests, large animals not

Jose Hong 25 Jun 2014

Logging in Vietnam still affecting rare trees 30 years later

Andrew Mann 25 Jun 2014

A taste for wildlife: what’s driving bushmeat hunting in Tanzania?

Julian Moll-rocek 25 Jun 2014

Study finds tiny cloud forests have big biodiversity

Nicholas Barrett 24 Jun 2014

Scientists: Neotropical otter should not be considered threatened

Jeremy Hance 24 Jun 2014

Monkeys reset camera trap, capture first-ever images of flat-headed cats in park

Elizabeth Devitt 23 Jun 2014

Will yellow fever drive brown howler monkeys to extinction in Argentina?

Morgan Erickson-Davis 4 Apr 2014

Kala: the face of tigers in peril

Mrinalini Erkenswick Watsa 27 Mar 2014

Researchers use new technique to shed light on endangered tapir

Nicholas Barrett 26 Mar 2014

Alien trees use logging roads to invade Borneo forests

Elizabeth Devitt 25 Mar 2014

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