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    EU’s deforestation rule could derail Liberia’s cocoa trade

    August 25, 2026 No Comments

    In Liberia’s Grand Gedeh county, deforestation for cocoa has soared since 2020, pushing the region’s cocoa trade into an uncertain future. The EU is Liberia’s

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    Inspiring young herpetologists in Sri Lanka: Interview with Anslem de Silva

    August 25, 2026 No Comments

    COLOMBO — Sri Lankan-born conservation biologist and National Geographic explorer Ruchira Somaweera is internationally recognized for his award-winning wildlife research, photography and storytelling. Despite his

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    Cambodia targets online wildlife trade on social media, but experts say it’s not enough

    August 25, 2026 No Comments

    Cambodia’s environment ministry has urged the public and social media content creators to stop making or sharing content that encourages the commerce, consumption or capture

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    DNA analysis of Asiatic wild dogs scat in India reveals wild prey preference

    August 25, 2026 No Comments

    Endangered Asiatic wild dogs in central India almost entirely eat wild prey, even where they overlap with livestock, according to a recent study. The findings

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    Palm oil firms kept zero-deforestation pledges, but forests saw little extra benefit

    August 25, 2026 No Comments

    JAKARTA — A new study of palm oil concessions linked to Indonesian supply chains finds no evidence that corporate zero-deforestation commitments have led to additional

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    Plans of Peru’s new administration spur concern among environmentalists

    August 25, 2026 No Comments

    Keiko Sofía Fujimori Higuchi from the Popular Force Party was sworn in as the new president of Peru on July 28. Fujimori, who has pledged

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    Bogong moths support Australia’s alpine ecosystems, but face uncertain future

    August 25, 2026 No Comments

    At first glance, Australia’s bogong moth is a decidedly unspectacular-looking creature. The moths are typically a dark, mottled brown and each weighs less than a

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    In Raja Ampat, children learn that their knowledge can help protect their islands

    August 24, 2026 No Comments

    ARBOREK, West Papua, Indonesia — “Rockhead fish, salamander fish, starfish and coral.” That’s what dozens of children from Arborek, a small island in Indonesia’s Raja

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    How a rare bird sparked a wildlife movement across 16 villages in Guyana

    August 24, 2026 No Comments

    WICHABAI, Guyana — At sunrise in Guyana’s South Rupununi, Leroy Ignacio stops beside a tree scored with large claw marks. The animal responsible was a

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    Xokleng Indigenous people plant thousands of critically endangered pine in Brazil

    August 24, 2026 No Comments

    The Xokleng Indigenous people of Santa Catarina state of southern Brazil have planted nearly a 100,000 seedlings of a critically endangered native tree, Mongabay contributor

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