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A plane survey of Central America’s last remaining forests

A bird’s-eye view of forest restoration

Scientists raise population estimate for world’s most endangered sloth

Borneo’s rainforest may get high-tech 3D scan to boost conservation

Meet Biomuseo: the world’s first biodiversity museum

Rainforest loss increased in the 2000s, concludes new analysis

Ocelots live in super densities on Barro Colorado Island

New poison dart frog needs immediate conservation plan

Leaf bacteria are important to tree health, may help forests adapt to climate change

Indigenous uprising earned tribe territories, but greatest challenges lie ahead

Between the Forest and the Sea: The Yarsuisuit Collective – Part II

Between the forest and the sea: life and climate change in Guna Yala – Part I

Balu Wala, or the Kuna ‘good life’: how one indigenous tribe is passing on its traditions (photos)

REDD+ versus indigenous people? Why a tribe in Panama rejected pay for their carbon-rich forests

Attack of the killer vines: lianas taking over forests in Panama

Connecting forests, saving species: conservation group plans extensive wildlife corridor in Panama

NASA detects surge in deforestation in Malaysia, Bolivia during first quarter of 2014

3 environmental reporting prize winners to explore drivers of deforestation, community forestry, and sustainable seafood in China

Featured video: indigenous tribe faces loggers, ranchers, and murder in bid to save their forests

The fungus among us: scientists discover a big player in the global carbon cycle

The next best thing: how well do secondary forests preserve biodiversity?

For agoutis, the night is fraught with peril

Rainforest news review for 2013

Natural sponges: forests help moderate floods, droughts

Journalists win environmental news reporting prizes

Recovering forests ‘heal’ themselves by speeding up nitrogen fixation

Attempt to export nearly-extinct pygmy sloths sets off international incident in Panama

Scientists outline how to save nearly 70 percent of the world’s plant species

UN REDD program failing to build capacity for indigenous people in Panama

Researchers produce the most accurate carbon map for an entire country

Rising temperatures are triggering rainforest trees to produce more flowers

Why Panama’s indigenous pulled out of the UN’s REDD program

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