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Nearly 50 tigers die in India in last six months

Forgotten Species: the wonder-inducing giant clam

New campaign targets snares in effort to save world’s big cats

Rangers now allowed to shoot tiger poachers on sight in Indian state

Nearly 2,000 fish species traded in U.S. tropical aquarium market

App designed to fight wildlife crime in Cambodia

Organizations target rhino horn consumption in China

Malaysia to restrict trade in big-eyed sugar gliders

Hail Mary effort aims to save the world’s most endangered turtles

How a crippled rhino may save a species

Gabon to burn ivory stockpiles

Kruger National Park loses 95 rhinos to poachers in three months

Slow lorises sold openly, illegally in Indonesia

Banning ivory sales to China could save elephants

‘Where’s my mama?’: campaign targets cruel slow loris pet trade [warning: graphic photo]

Scientists say massive palm oil plantation will “cut the heart out” of Cameroon’s rainforest

New reports from inside Cameroon confirm grisly mass killing of elephants (warning: graphic photos)

Animal photos of the day: green sea turtle saved in China

Military called in to stop Cameroon elephant slaughter – but may be too late

Elephant death-toll rises to almost 500 in one park in Cameroon (warning: graphic photo)

Feds bust rhino horn traffickers

Busted: orangutan trafficker prosecuted and sent to prison in Sumatra for the first time

Malaysia drops the ball on wildlife trafficking, says group

‘Snakes on a Plane’ trafficker freed early from jail

Elephant massacre in Cameroon (warning: graphic photo)

Majority of protected tropical forests “empty” due to hunting

Pangolins imperiled by internet trade–are companies responding quickly enough?

New book series hopes to inspire research in world’s ‘hottest biodiversity hotspot’

Elephant poachers kill unarmed wildlife ranger in Kenya

Happy rhino news: no rhinos poached in Nepal last year

Camera traps snap 35 Javan rhinos, including calves

The dark side of new species discovery

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