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Rainforests thrived in warmer conditions in the past, yet study requires “caution”

Photos: surprises discovered in tiny forest fragment surrounded by palm oil

Eight new plants discovered in Bolivia

Pemerintah A.S. Bom Guam dengan Tikus Beku untuk Bunuh Ular

Satu Lagi Raksasa Pangan Dukung Kampanye Minyak Kelapa

Tropical agriculture “double-whammy”: high emissions, low yields

Undergrads in the Amazon: American students witness beauty and crisis in Yasuni National Park, Ecuador

Norway calls for other nations to step up in fight against deforestation in Indonesia

Picture: new monkey discovered in Myanmar

Life shocker: new species discovered every three days in the Amazon

Amazon suffers worst drought in decades

Foreign corporations devastating Papua New Guinea rainforests

Environmentalists must recognize ‘biases and delusions’ to succeed

The ultimate bike trip: the Amazon rainforest

Video: camera trap catches bulldozer clearing Sumatran tiger habitat for palm oil

Satellites show fragmented rainforests significantly drier than intact forest

Humanity consuming the Earth: by 2030 we’ll need two planets

Can ’boutique capitalism’ help protect the Amazon?

Amazon yang Belum Rusak Hasilkan Awan dan Hujannya Sendiri

The Nestlé example: how responsible companies could end deforestation

Photos: 200 new species discovered in 60-day expedition in New Guinea

Losing nature’s medicine cabinet

Yasuni on film: could a documentary save the world’s most biodiverse ecosystem?

Berantas Pemburu, Lakukan Penyamaran, Selamatkan Hewan Liar: Semua dalam Satu Hari Kerja Arief Rubianto

Fighting poachers, going undercover, saving wildlife: all in a day’s work for Arief Rubianto

Mass extinction fears widen: 22 percent of world’s plants endangered

U.S. government bombs Guam with frozen mice to kill snakes

Discovery of new population boosts almost-extinct Colombian bird

Ugandan forest being stripped for fuel wood

The effect of forest regeneration strategies on beetles

Financial crisis pummels wildlife and people in the Congo rainforest

Into the Congo: saving bonobos means aiding left-behind communities, an interview with Gay Reinartz

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