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How trees protect people from extreme heat

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Biodiversity is global. The work is local.

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An unlikely truce with the great whales, 40 years on

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How information enables action

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Division (2021–2026)

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The world is running out of turtles. A center is trying to save the rarest species.

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When tree planting helps nature, and when it doesn’t

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How AI is Distorting Wildlife Conservation

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King cobras may be riding trains in India

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Why some stories take years to report

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On Mongabay’s legacy

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Mapping Mongabay’s readership in 2025

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A treaty for the global commons: From promise to practice on the high seas

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José Zanardini, a priest who backed Indigenous land struggles in Paraguay

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Beyond the doom loop: the case for informed optimism

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Doug McConnell, former host of Bay Area Backroads and later OpenRoad, has died at 80

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The unintended ecology of belief

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Decisions today that will define 2050

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Conservation’s colonial inheritance: What efforts to protect nature still struggle to confront

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Who gets to decide what counts as science

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