2014
August
How would you pick a sleep site for the winter?
A SurroundScience milestone – visitors from 100 different countries have paid us a visit!
Zero-deforestation commitments pose acute challenges for commercial giants in the palm oil industry
April
Small monkeys take over the Amazon, when larger ones are hunted
Whale Week: Post One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven
Kala: the new face of tigers in peril
Europe approves vet drug that killed off almost all of Asia’s vultures
March
Several Amazonian tree frog species discovered where only two existed previously
Cocaine: the new face of deforestation in Central America
February
Scientists discover new gecko hanging on in single forest fragment
Alpine bumblebees capable of flying over Mt. Everest
January
Using stories to connect people to biodiversity: an interview with Tara Waters Lumpkin, Ph.D.
2013
December
Scientists: well-managed forest restoration benefits both biodiversity and people
Mongabay article wins environmental news reporting prize
November
The quicksilver demon: rogue gold=mining is the world’s largest source of mercury pollution
October
Small invertebrates could be key to uncovering the mysteries of killer amphibian fungus
Recovering forests ‘heal’ themselves by speeding up nitrogen fixation
Camera-traps reveal surprising mammals at remote site in Honduras (photos)
September
A new chytrid fungus strikes salamanders dead
Scientists discover that even crocs have a fetish for food
June
May
Evolutionary Arms-Race Won by Moths
Expected to extraordinary, in the blink of an eye
April
Friend or Foe: The bipolar social lives of Ice Rats
Where have all the elephants gone?
Media Gallery: Where have all the elephants gone?
Dinner is calling, but I’m in no rush
March
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