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News / #biodiversity

29 May 2018

cattle farms

Food & Agriculture

Biomass study finds humans are wiping out wild mammals

23 May 2018

Pyeongchang

Lifestyle

Un-cool runnings: 'little hope' for sacred forest restoration after Winter Games in Korea

18 May 2018

Giraffes endangered1

Carbon & Climate

Human actions are leaving their mark on the world’s protected areas, study finds

11 May 2018

tropical forest

Food & Agriculture

New UN agency guidelines aim to sustain forest benefits for future generations

10 May 2018

Tapanuli Orangutan2

Carbon & Climate

Activists in Indonesia protest China-funded dam in orangutan habitat

8 May 2018

deforestation2

Carbon & Climate

Deforestation leads to big hikes in local temperature, says new study

4 May 2018

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Policy & Finance

Australia to invest $379 million to preserve the Great Barrier Reef

26 April 2018

jakarta floods2

Food & Agriculture

Land degradation compromises wellbeing of 3.2 billion people, study says

19 April 2018

dead corals at Zenith Reef

Carbon & Climate

Great Barrier Reef at ‘unprecedented’ risk of collapse after major bleaching event

6 April 2018

oil palm indonesia2

Corporate Responsibility

South Korean company under fire for alleged deforestation in Papua oil palm concession

2 April 2018

Icebreaker Greenpeace

Carbon & Climate

Greenpeace International ends its Forest Stewardship Council membership

14 March 2018

boracay island

Corporate Responsibility

5 ways to save Boracay

8 March 2018

orangutan2

Food & Agriculture

SMEs can afford to switch to sustainable palm oil—why don't they?

1 March 2018

langkawi road

Transport

Scientists aim for more ecologically sensitive development for engineers

22 February 2018

ningaloo reef

Carbon & Climate

Coral reef monitoring takes to the skies

21 February 2018

golden monkey photo ark

Lifestyle

Save together or crash together: Why conserving every animal species counts

19 February 2018

Shark fin for sale at Chang Bai Shan Ginseng Medical Hall in Chinatown, Singapore. Singapore is the world's second largest trader in the controversial dish, a fact that the Straits Times attempted to bury. Image: Eco-Business

Food & Agriculture

Singapore food outlets pledge to phase out shark fin

6 February 2018

powerful owls australia

Carbon & Climate

Saving two birds with one stone: A carbon credit product that also preserves biodiversity

1 February 2018

tdm bhd oil plantation estate

Food & Agriculture

TDM land grant will mean 'large-scale deforestation' in Malaysia, warns WWF

30 January 2018

palm oil production2

Food & Agriculture

Peat-mapping technology to be adopted in Indonesia

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