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Alleged rhino horn dealer takes his own life

Authorities confiscated over 1000 tigers in past decade

Wildlife trafficker gets 5 years in Malaysian prison

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

Over 20,000 pangolins illegally poached in Borneo

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

Interpol pounces on tiger traffickers

Pelancong Tertangkap dengan 200 Pound Gading Gajah di Empat Koper

Chinese court sentences rhino horn smuggler to 12 years

Wildlife permits revoked for ‘Snakes on a Plane’ animal trafficker in Malaysia

Hope remains for India’s wild tigers, says noted tiger expert

1000 rare tortoises poached each week in Madagascar

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

Tigers successfully reintroduced in Indian park

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

How the overlooked peccary engineers the Amazon, an interview with Harald Beck

Scientists warn little known gibbons face immediate extinction

Photos: the world’s most endangered turtles

Frogs and friends at risk from booming global wildlife trade

‘Snakes on a plane’ trafficker gets 6 months in jail

Dapatkah Perangkap Kamera Selamatkan Kehidupan Rimba di Seluruh Dunia?

Foto: Anak Harimau Hidup Ditemukan di Bagasi Check-In di Antara Mainan Boneka Harimau

Crackdown on illegal wildlife trade in Vietnam

Dapatkah Biochar Selamatkan Dunia?

Could camera traps save wildlife worldwide?

Snakes on a plane! Malaysian reptile trafficker busted at airport

Photo: Live tiger cub found in check-in baggage among stuffed tiger toys

Could biochar save the world?

The biology and conservation of declining coral reefs, an interview with Kristian Teleki

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