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’Livestock revolution’ triggered decline in global pasture: Report

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Since 2000, the...

Sumatran rhinos to get a new sanctuary in Leuser Ecosystem

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A third captive-breeding...

Shift to renewable energy could have biodiversity cost, researchers caution

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Climate change has...

Can REDD+ bring more women into forest conservation?

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Women are historically...

At least one species has been lost on more than half...

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A study published...

Recreational divers help researchers track movements of rare stingray

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The smalleye stingray,...

New tool helps monitor forest change within commodities supply chains

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With commercial agriculture...

First Nations have created a robust conservation economy in Great Bear...

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Over the past...

Norway sees sharp drop in palm oil biofuel consumption after ban...

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Norway saw drop...

As Cambodia swelters, climate-change suspicion falls on deforestation

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Cambodia has one...

Primates lose ground to surging commodity production in their habitats

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“Forest risk” commodities,...
A male lion with a porcupine quill lodged in his cheek. WOLF AVNI/Shutterstock

Lions sometimes suffer if they attack a porcupine. So why do...

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Not much can mess with a lion. They’re powerful top predators that can bring down large prey like wildebeest, zebra, and even buffalo. But they’re...
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