There are thousands more endangered African forest elephants than previously thought, thanks to a new counting method using the DNA extracted from their dung, a study showed on Thursday.
The species of elephant, important in helping rainforests to regenerate, is notoriously hard to assess since they are spread across remote, dense jungles in 22 African countries.
As many as 34 people have died and dozens are missing across North Sumatra after flash floods and landslides along the Batang ...
Established in 2012, the Tropical Rainforest Conservation and Research Centre (TRCRC) operates across three sites nationwide ...
The species of elephant, important in helping rainforests to regenerate, is notoriously hard to assess since they are spread ...
Research to monitor Javan leopards led to a surprising encounter with a white-faced partridge in Indonesia's Meru Betiri ...
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One of the world’s most endangered species is being ‘eaten into extinction’, researchers warn
A shocking new analysis estimates that almost 13,000 lemurs are slaughtered and eaten every year. View on euronews ...
Human activities have severely impacted orangutans' survival and habitats. Michelle Desilets from the Orangutan Land Trust ...
The news that President Donald Trump is moving to gut protections for wetlands, and that the Hudson River might be among his ...
Iranian authorities have imposed a temporary ban on public access to most forested areas after recent fires at UNESCO-listed ...
As winter closes in across much of North America, migratory birds are heading south to warmer climes and more abundant food.
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Saving forests won’t be enough if fossil fuels beneath them are still extracted, experts warn
A new analysis warns that the world is overlooking a major source of future emissions hidden beneath tropical forests — and ...
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