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    In Manila’s shadow, a forest refuge still shelters rare plants

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    A mountainous reserve near Manila, the Philippine capital, is a critical ecological refuge, harboring high levels of plant diversity despite its proximity to the highly

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    What happens after a whale strands on a Mumbai beach?

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    On the morning of June 27, a 7.6-meter (25-foot) blue whale calf washed ashore on a busy beach in Mumbai, India’s financial capital and the

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    Social media images lead to first recording of parasitoid wasp species in Japan

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    Photos of a striking, iridescent wasp posted on social media by wasp enthusiasts in Japan have led to an unexpected discovery: The images are the

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    Jute loses ground to plastic despite Bangladesh’s packaging law

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    Bangladesh is the world’s second largest producer of the environmentally friendly fiber jute. However, the country has, for decades, grappled with the move to combat

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    Vinod Rishi helped give India’s elephants room to roam

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    A tiger once put its head beside a passenger in Vinod Rishi’s jeep. Its face, he wrote years later, wore a “quizzical expression.” Then it

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    Looming loss of Singapore’s Maju Forest to development raises many questions (commentary)

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    Every city faces difficult choices about how to use its land. As populations grow, governments must provide homes, transport and other essential infrastructure while protecting

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    Amazon canopy bridges enable 15,000 wildlife crossings without a single roadkill

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    Founder’s Briefs: An occasional series where Mongabay founder Rhett Ayers Butler shares analysis, perspectives and story summaries. Roads through Brazil’s forests divide primate habitat and

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    Environmental activists in Kenya concerned over billionaire’s planned oil refinery

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    Billionaire Aliko Dangote’s choice of Lamu, Kenya, for his oil refinery project, estimated to cost $17 billion, has elicited mixed reactions, with environmental activists warning

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    Malaysia implements total e-waste import ban to curb toxic trade

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    In April 2026, Malaysia enacted an absolute ban on the import of electronic waste, moving to end its role as a primary destination for the

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    These mice live on volcano summits at extreme elevations. Study finds how

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    The Andean leaf-eared mouse thrives at extreme elevations where most other mammals wouldn’t survive. At these altitudes, oxygen levels are low; temperatures are permanently below

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