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Nicaragua Canal would threaten endangered species says study

Biologist Carl Jones wins top prize for saving many rare species from extinction

There are only three Saharan addax antelope left in the wild

Unprecedented deforestation in old Herakles plantation, now under new management

‘Nobody was expecting this’: range loss puts leopards in big trouble

Kenya’s forests squeezed as government pressures environment groups

Big animals have big impacts on tropical forest carbon storage

New group of Caribbean plants named after James Bond

Exceptional beauty, exceptional risk: New study reveals extinction dangers for parrots

How big donors and corporations shape conservation goals

Lake Maracaibo: an oil development sacrifice zone dying from neglect

Taiwanese chemical spill thought to cause mass fish die-off in Vietnam

New lizard discovered in Paraguay lives only on private reserve that is up for sale

The bison will soon become the US National Mammal

Palm oil in Cameroon – ‘a blessing or a curse’ to small-scale farmers?

Building roads for agricultural expansion in Brazil is aiding the spread of insects that harm crops

Kenya to burn more than 105 metric tons of ivory

Now Swaziland has submitted a proposal to CITES to legalize trade in rhino horn

Bolivian expedition finds seven new species (PHOTOS)

7 conservationists win the ‘Green Oscars’

Bat mortality no longer sustainable, global review finds

South Africa drops proposal to legalize international trade in rhino horn

Controversial tiger temple in Thailand gets zoo license

International forest conservation finance is flowing to Africa

Has big conservation gone astray?

Baby boom for New Zealand’s extremely rare giant parrot

Conventional survey techniques underestimate Amazon biodiversity: report

5 wildlife rangers shot – 3 killed – by poachers in Congo park

The week in environmental news – April 22, 2016

Protections for Africa’s rainforests aren’t working for people or wildlife: report

Do we really want to save the Sumatran rhinoceros? (commentary)

NGOs and oil-palm growers team up to help orangutans, but progress is slow

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