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    New studies portray Amazon as surprisingly resilient, but tipping point looms

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    Three 2026 studies reveal that the Amazon can regrow quickly, but deforestation and warming could trigger a system-wide tipping point in the next 15 years.

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    How women farmers are helping elephants and forests in a Sumatran national park

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    LUBUK KEMBANG BUNGA, Indonesia — Tesso Nilo National Park, located on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, often makes headlines due to human-wildlife conflict — a

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    Sand mining plans spark opposition from fishers in Indonesia’s Riau Islands

    August 14, 2026 No Comments

    NUMBING ISLAND, Indonesia — The waters off Numbing Island, part of the Riau archipelago between Sumatra and Singapore, are among Indonesia’s richest fishing grounds. Local

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    How AI helps gather remote biodiversity data: Interview with Microsoft’s Juan Lavista Ferres

    August 14, 2026 No Comments

    At a meeting with conservationists a couple of years back, Juan Lavista Ferres had a eureka moment. As the director of Microsoft’s AI for Good

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    ‘To speak of agroecology is to speak of farmers’ autonomy’: Interview with Olga Muthambe

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    In Mozambique, southeast Africa, more than 1,600 women participate in agroecological practice programs across the provinces of Maputo and Gaza (both in the south), Tete

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    Infrastructure and land use behind devastating India monsoon floods

    August 14, 2026 No Comments

    Widespread flooding in northeastern India that affected more than 500,000 people and claimed at least 99 lives between June and August 2026 was primarily driven

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    100 species on the brink get a $200m conservation lifeline

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    Recovery projects for 100 critically endangered and extinct-in-the-wild species across the world are set to receive new funding under a conservation initiative announced Aug. 4.

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    Rescued from traffickers, reintroduced orangutan becomes mother in the wild

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    Seven years after being returned to the forests of northern Sumatra from a rehabilitation facility, a female orangutan rescued from traffickers has been found nurturing

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    South Africa school uses cattle dung to generate biogas for cooking meals

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    Women preparing meals for more than 1,000 students at Tiyani Secondary School in South Africa’s Limpopo province no longer rely only on firewood. Instead, much

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    More people, farms, and drought could mean more elephant conflict in Southern Africa

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    A growing human population, expanding croplands, and drier conditions driven by climate change within protected areas could significantly intensify human-elephant conflict in Southern Africa, a

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