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CEO sentenced for smuggling elephant ivory into US

Elephants cooperate as well as chimps

Video: camera trap proves world’s rarest rhino is breeding

Cambodia approves titanium mine in world’s ‘most threatened forest’

Rhino horn price matches cocaine

As South Sudan eyes independence, will it choose choose to protect its wildlife?

Chinese citizen caught smuggling ivory from the Republic of Congo

95% of Liberia’s elephants killed by poachers

UN and conservation organizations condemn big oil’s plan to drill in Virunga National Park

World’s weirdest aphrodisiac: elephant-digested durian fruit

Last year worst yet for rhino killings in South Africa

Africa gains new elephant species

Using water bodies to track Asian elephants

Logging concession could extinguish endangered Sumatran elephant population

Reforestation effort launched in Borneo with nearly-extinct rhinos in mind

Rebuttal: Slaughtering farmed-raised tigers won’t save tigers

Alleged rhino horn dealer takes his own life

Bushmeat hunting alters forest structure in Africa

Undercover for animals: on the frontline of wildlife crime in the US

Villagers beat, ride on, and kill baby elephant

Elephant tromping benefits frogs and lizards

Slaughtered elephant served up at Zimbabwean rally with president

Pelancong Tertangkap dengan 200 Pound Gading Gajah di Empat Koper

Chinese court sentences rhino horn smuggler to 12 years

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

Traveler caught with 200 pounds of elephant ivory in four suitcases

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

Dapatkah Perangkap Kamera Selamatkan Kehidupan Rimba di Seluruh Dunia?

Could camera traps save wildlife worldwide?

India’s Avatar: decision coming on mine that threatens indigenous group

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