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China and U.S. commit to end ivory trade

Tropical Conservation Science – September 2015

Oil-spill expert calls for more baseline oceans data on industry dime

A pre-game analysis of what to expect, and not expect, at COP 21

Almost half of U.S. seafood goes to waste

UN study warns agricultural subsidies are threatening forests and conservation programs

Hungry planet: targeted fish populations cut in half since 1970

Seabird numbers down 70 percent since 1950

World Rhino Day arrives this year with a new cause for celebration

Local stewardship: conservation’s ‘vast blind spot’

In defense of wildlife: the realities of using drones for anti-poaching

Studying the unloved through the wisdom of crowds

Blinded by the light: simple devices help protect farms and reduce human-wildlife conflict

Does conservation work? Using the IUCN Red List to evaluate groups’ performance

U.N. data suggests slowdown in forest loss

goTenna provides low-cost remote communication without a cell network

How many trees are cut down every year?

Global forest loss reached 46 million acres in 2014

Rainforests doomed unless world adopts ‘development without destruction’, warn scientists

GigaPan: Providing big picture context to conservation science without sacrificing the details

Scientists unite on World Elephant Day calling for ban on ivory trade in the U.S.

World Lion Day (Photos)

The inner lives of animals: new book tackles a long-neglected mystery

Forest data platform now mobile-ready

Almost Famous Animals

How sustainable and ethical is your seafood? New report ranks U.S. supermarkets

13 ‘keystone’ corporations hold sway over sustainability of global fisheries

Happy Global Tiger Day (Photos)

Avon the latest major palm oil user to make zero-deforestation pledge

Live slow, decline fast: ‘speed of life’ may explain tuna population declines

Antibiotics revolution? iChip promises resistance-free antibiotics

Exploring the intersection of conservation and technology

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