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Human-wildlife conflict is decimating leopard numbers in one of their last African strongholds

Rwanda welcomes 20 black rhinos to Akagera National Park

Saving the most endangered plants in the world

Conservation lessons from the bonobos

Despite numerous challenges, rhinos are thriving in India’s Jaldapara National Park

Cross River superhighway changes course in Nigeria

Illegal trade threatens nearly half the world’s natural heritage sites: WWF

2 wildlife rangers shot and killed by poachers in Congo park

Women could be a key to great ape conservation in the Congo

No safe forest left: 250 captive orphan chimps stuck in sanctuaries

Indonesian tiger smugglers escape with light sentences in Sumatra

Crystal Davis, director of Global Forest Watch, on conservation and Big Data

Rhino poachers in Borneo: Q&A with a conservationist who lived with them

Hunting is driving declines in bird and mammal populations across the tropics

Great apes in Asian circus-style shows on rise — so is trafficking

Latest death highlights plight of spectacled bear in Colombia

South Africa makes it legal to sell rhino horns

Illegal bushmeat trade threatens human health and great apes

WildTech covers the high- and low-tech solutions making conservation more effective

Ebo forest great apes threatened by stalled Cameroon national park

Reptiles being sold openly and illegally in Moroccan markets

The military family that kept a pet orangutan in Indonesia

Survey of previously inaccessible region of Myanmar reveals many endangered species

Will Madagascar lose its most iconic primate?

A Czech zoo is dehorning its rhinos

Probing rural poachers in Africa: Why do they poach?

“Endangered species to declare?” Europe’s understudied bushmeat trade

Controversial policy could spur tiger trade in China

Reducing Asia’s hunger for rhino horn

Notorious elephant poacher, ‘The Devil’, sentenced to 12 years in jail

Poachers kill rhino at French zoo

Forests provide a nutritional boon to some communities, research shows

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