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Cambodia loses half its seasonal wetlands in 10 years

Bolivia leads the way in wetland protection

Deforestation, wetlands loss in Brazil and Indonesia generated 45b tons of CO2 in 20 years

World has lost half its wetlands

Mangrove deforestation 3x worse for climate than rainforest loss

Flooded savannas in Latin America shrinking 3 times faster than rainforests

Protecting jaguars a good business decision for ranchers

Global wetlands shrink 6% in 15 years

Photos of the day: a celebration of wetlands (for World Wetlands Day)

Invasion!: Burmese pythons decimate mammals in the Everglades

Protecting original wetlands far preferable to restoration

U.S. implements snake ban to save native ecosystems

Economic slowdown leads to the pulping of Latvia’s forests

Conserving Ecuador’s Paramos, the alpine tundra ecosystem of the Andes

Eco-toilets help save hippos and birds in Kenya

Photos: 208 species discovered in endangered Mekong region in 2010

Locals key to saving primate-rich wetlands in Cote D’Ivoire

Extinct frog rediscovered in Israel

Putting people to work: restoring our ecosystems, sequestering carbon

Valuing Ecosystem Services: The Case of Multi-functional Wetlands

North America’s tiniest turtle vanishing

Beaver dam lessens impact of massive oil spill in Canada

New eco-tour to help save bizarre antelope in ‘forgotten’ region

From the Serengeti to Lake Natron: is the Tanzanian government aiming to destroy its wildlife and lands?

More biodiversity equals cleaner water, but why?

How to save the Pantanal and increase profits for the cattle industry

Foreign big agriculture threatens world’s second largest wildlife migration

Malaysian palm oil producers destroying Borneo peat forests faster than ever before

Rivers worldwide in peril: society treats symptoms, ignores causes

Nearly half of the world’s wetlands used for crops

Visiting the Gulf: how wildlife and people are faring in America’s worst environmental disaster, an interview with Jennifer Jacquet

Oil devastates indigenous tribes from the Amazon to the Gulf

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