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News - 15 Nov 2018
Sustainable forest management helps preserve spiritual life, livelihoods
DG’s Column - 12 Nov 2018
CIFOR director general visits FORETS’ project site in DRC
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News - 2 Nov 2018
What can hunters tell us about wildlife loss? New research demonstrates the value of local knowledge to understand defaunation
News - 24 Sep 2018
Taste for gorilla and chimp meat fuels illicit trade Study reveals a chain from forest to city that includes hunters, drivers, traders and consumers
News - 18 May 2018
In ecotourism, trotting the globe to help protect it How the travel industry can support economies and ecosystems in remote corners of the world
News - 17 May 2018
Ebola returns in area scientists predicted ‘highly favorable’ for outbreak Biogeographical mapping is proving successful in detecting outbreak-prone regions for the deadly disease
News - 19 Apr 2018
Fishing with a new research method nets bountiful insights To better understand fisheries, scientists applied a review method from the medical world – to deep results
News - 11 Apr 2018
Counting down: Scientists warn of ‘alarming’ loss of Borneo orangutans A new study shows more than 100,000 orangutans have disappeared in 16 years
News - 5 Mar 2018
How safe are our wildlife sanctuaries? New research shows hunting is the most common threat to protected areas worldwide
News - 5 Mar 2018
How safe are our wildlife sanctuaries? News - 18 Dec 2017
Threats to Congo peat forests put people, wildlife and climate goals at risk Experts urge fast-track response as leaders gather for Global Landscapes Forum
Feature - 10 Aug 2017
Postcards from the field: Pangolin surprise Researcher Lauren Coad received a surprise on her birthday – and it wasn't a cake
Feature - 10 Aug 2017
Postcards from the field: Pangolin surprise
News - 8 Aug 2017
Pangolins under pressure
Fact File - 17 Apr 2017
Peat beneath their feet Features
Quiz - 3 Mar 2016
To celebrate World Wildlife Day, test your knowledge on the connections between tropical forests, wildlife and humans.
News - 29 Jun 2015
All too often, encounters prove fatal for dwindling orangutans.
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