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To help stop illegal fishing, ban practice of transshipment on high seas, researchers say

Philippines bans new open-pit metal mines

Singapore convicts rosewood trader in historic CITES seizure

The March for Science makes its stand: “There is no Planet B”

BP’s Deepwater Horizon oil spill caused $17.2 billion in environmental damage to the Gulf of Mexico

Indonesian tiger smugglers escape with light sentences in Sumatra

Giraffes are endangered, groups argue, file petition with U.S.

Great apes in Asian circus-style shows on rise — so is trafficking

Latest death highlights plight of spectacled bear in Colombia

Illegal bushmeat trade threatens human health and great apes

Rotten beef and illegal deforestation: Brazil’s largest meatpacker rocked by scandals

Jokowi reiterates commitment to indigenous rights

“Endangered species to declare?” Europe’s understudied bushmeat trade

Denmark prohibits companies from selling Myanmar teak on European Union markets

As America’s Endangered Species List turns 50, uncertainty abounds

Tracking the numerous tactics used to attack environmental protections around the globe

Indonesian Supreme Court orders Jokowi administration to hand over palm oil permit data

Greenpeace to take Indonesian forestry ministry to Supreme Court over environmental data

Study finds more than 350k trees illegally felled in Madagascar’s protected areas in five-year span

Environmental lawyer killed in the Philippines

Proposed Trump policy threatens Critically Endangered Grauer’s gorilla

Public criticism forces U.S. congressman to back off public land disposal bill

Fish magnet boom creates headaches in Indonesia’s war on overfishing

Trade in skulls, body parts severely threatens Cameroon’s great apes

Pileated gibbons poached as bushmeat to feed illegal rosewood loggers

Great apes and greater challenges: Trafficking in Cameroon

Jokowi grants first-ever indigenous land rights to 9 communities

China to ban its elephant ivory trade within a year

As accusations fly, paper giant appears to stand by its replanting of burned peat in Sumatra

Attacks on journalists in Myanmar highlight complications, dangers for the media

Companies need to do more to avoid deforestation, study finds

Interpol says corruption in global forestry sector worth $29 billion every year

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