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The Japan pig is a tiny colorful pygmy seahorse smaller than a fingernail

Protected landscape across India-Bhutan border a refuge for wildlife during armed conflict

New Caledonia votes to protect coral reefs

Tracking tools identify regional hubs of whale shark activity

Scientists say endangered whale sharks can live up to 130 years

‘Biological passports’ show whale sharks travel less than we thought

Recovering conservationist: Q&A with orangutan ecologist June Mary Rubis

Industrial fishing is dominated by just a few of the world’s wealthiest nations

The tropics are in trouble, warn scientists

Predatory coral bring down jellyfish by working together

In protecting songbirds, Indonesia ruffles owners & breeders’ feathers

Ecology monks in Thailand seek to end environmental suffering

Millipedes might soothe itchy lemurs, research finds

Earless African pygmy toad discovered on remote mountain in Angola

Forest elephant DNA diverse, consistent, and distinct, study says

Latam Eco Review: Turtles at risk, jungle fracking, and a mafia land grab

Rare mountain-dwelling Nilgiri tahr could lose 60% of habitat as climate warms

In protecting the Javan rhino, locals gain a ‘more meaningful life’

Camera trap videos help protect biodiversity of Bigal River Biological Reserve in Ecuador

Industrial fishing fleets traveling farther to reel in fewer fish

Madagascar proposes paying illegal loggers to audit or buy their rosewood

On an island in the sun, coal power is king over abundant solar

Africa’s biggest cobra is five species, not one, study finds

Beavers matter more than you think

Soggier forest soils thwart the uptake of climate-warming methane

Alan Rabinowitz, big cat evangelist and voice of the wild, dies at 64

Ocean acidity stifles coral-anchored communities

Indonesia demands cleanup after coal spill pollutes beach

Largest king penguin colony in the world has shrunk by 90%

Tropical forest canopies get hotter than expected, putting wildlife at risk

Biodiversity and the society of superlatives (commentary)

Latam Eco Review: Harlequin frogs, sustainable ranching, and miracle coral

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