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Citizen Ape: The fight for personhood for humans’ closest relatives

Camera trap photos confirm discovery of lowland bongo in Uganda for first time

Stay or go? Understanding a partial seasonal elephant migration

Bat Week: the super powers of bats (photos)

CITES rejects another Madagascar plan to sell illegal rosewood stockpiles

Absent for decades, zebras reintroduced to park in southern Tanzania

Two black rhinos found dead in Chad after move from South Africa

New research measures impacts of China’s elephant ivory trade ban

Study warns of dire ecological, social fallout from Sumatran dam

Indonesia’s Aceh sees harshest penalty yet for a wildlife crime

Illegal cheetah trade continues through Instagram, 4sale, YouTube

Secrets revealed: Researchers explore unique, isolated forest in Mozambique

‘The posterchild for entangled marine mammals around the globe:’ Q&A with author of ‘Vaquita’

Women’s work in Senegalese conservation includes exorcising demons

Vietnamese environmental blogger ‘Mother Mushroom’ suddenly released from prison

Racing to save the world’s amazing frogs with Jonathan Kolby

Myanmar expands protected area for rare Irrawaddy dolphin

5 bird species lose protections, more at risk in new Indonesia decree

Scientists map the impact of trawling using satellite vessel tracking

Can social media save great apes?

One-two punch of habitat loss, capture hammers Southeast Asian birds

For an Amazon tribe, phone cameras shine a light on their wildlife

Watching the wildlife return: Q&A with a rural Senegalese river monitor

$25m in funding to help African gov’ts prosecute poachers, traffickers

Can we buy our way out of the sixth extinction?

Latam Eco Review: Millennial trees and Pacific coral larvae

Fire fundamentally alters carbon dynamics in the Amazon

Scientists, conservationists: Give Nobel Peace Prize to Jane Goodall

Top Madagascar shrimp co. moved millions among tax-haven shell companies

Tech prize finalists promote collaboration to fight extinction

It’s déjà vu for orangutans, devastated by climate change and hunting once before

In a Colombian sanctuary, once-trafficked birds fly again

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