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CITES secretariat urges suspension of Cambodian long-tailed macaque trade
The trade of endangered long-tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis) from Cambodia should be suspended, according to ...
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Seeking the ‘humanity–wetland’ balance: Interview with Zimbabwean activist Jimmy Mahachi
Each year, thousands of migratory birds such as the colorful African pygmy goose, maccoa duck and African spoonbill stop at ...
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Court decision to stop Tren Maya comes too late for ecosystems, critics say
A court in Mexico on Monday halted the construction of two controversial train lines that critics said could damage the ...
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How conservation NGOs can put human rights principles into practice (commentary)
Human rights are not just words on paper. Advocates, social movements and government champions have brought much needed ...
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As the gold rush surges in Nicaragua, Indigenous communities pay the price
Gold mining has exploded in Nicaragua over the past few years, bringing in billions of dollars and becoming the country’s top ...
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The warming Arctic is now a carbon source, report finds
The Arctic region has shifted from storing carbon dioxide to releasing it into the atmosphere, according to the 2024 Arctic ...
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Mineral exploitation overshadows green diplomacy in Congo’s Sangha region
Deep in the heart of a lush green forest, an excavator is hard at work, turning over the earth in search of gold. The ...
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How a Nepali border village learned to live with migratory wild elephants
The heavy thud against the glass window sent Krishna Bahadur Rasaili’s heart racing. Stepping outside, he saw his granary lay ...
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Native trees, local wildlife thrive under Philippine tribes’ ‘rainforestation’
“Rainforestation” projects led by Indigenous communities in the southern Philippines are reaping benefits for both native trees and local wildlife, reports Mongabay’s Keith Anthony Fabro.