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6 Signs of Progress at UN Biodiversity Conference
At recent U.N. meetings, some of the most important conversations may have taken place outside the official negotiations.
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Madagascar’s Lemurs: Thriving in Theaters, Disappearing in the Wild
Sixty scientists report that lemurs are the Earth’s most endangered primates.
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Close Encounters with Brazil’s Little “Lions”
Conservation efforts in the Atlantic Forest are helping this iconic species make a comeback.
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Fate of Vietnam’s Gibbons Hangs in the Balance
A new assessment reveals that the country’s gibbon populations may soon be lost forever.
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Primate-Watching: Building A Conservation Movement
CI President Russ Mittermeier may have seen more primate species than anyone else on Earth. Now, he’s inviting you to join him.
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New Lemur Species Discovered in Madagascar
What’s got big feet, a long tongue, gray and brown fur — and is, potentially, new to science? That
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A Wake-up Call for Gibbons
As the world’s nations hash out a plan for curbing the extinction crisis at the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)
New Publication Highlights World’s Most Threatened Primates
I remember when I was living in Tanzania in 2008, I stopped by the Wildlife Conservation Society office in Mbeya
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Stephen Nash: An Artist at the Forefront of Conservation Efforts (Part 2 of 2)
Read Part 1 of this series Conservation in Daily Life Nash is constantly awed by the wonder of nature, which
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