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Conservationists Declare Tigers 'Functionally Extinct' in Cambodia
The Cambodian government announced a plan to reintroduce the species to the region
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Sumatran Rhino Deemed Extinct in Malaysia
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By Julia Zorthian
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Wolves Have Officially Returned to California
And that's a good thing
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Angry about Cecil? Get ready to be angrier
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This Guy Just Killed an Endangered Black Rhino After Paying $350,000
Warning: The video contains material that some viewers may find distressing
By Helen Regan
May 20, 2015
The Problem With U.S. Wildlife Protection Efforts
'It’s up to us to make sure these species have a place to live'
By Justin Worland
April 6, 2015
Burmese Pythons Are Taking Over the Everglades
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By Bryan Walsh
March 20, 2015
Australia's Mammals on Brink of 'Extinction Calamity'
11 percent of the country's 273 native mammals have gone extinct since 1788
By Nolan Feeney
February 11, 2015
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By The Aspen Institute
January 6, 2015
Unique Australian Turtle Is Critically Endangered
The turtle breathes out of its butt
By Alexandra Sifferlin
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The Unexpected Animal Group Dying from Climate Change
It's affecting more than mammals
By World Science Festival
December 15, 2014
Here Are 4 More Vulnerable Fish to Avoid Next Time You're at the Sushi Bar
Pacific bluefin tuna, Chinese pufferfish, American eels and Chinese cobras named by conservationists as risking extinction due to overfishing
By Dan Kedmey
November 17, 2014
Invasive Species Aren't Always the Enemy
The usual policy with invasive species is to eradicate them whenever possible. But in a changing world, that may not be possible
By Bryan Walsh
May 29, 2014
Court Ban Won't End the Whale Wars
The International Court of Justice has ruled that Japan will no longer be permitted to hunt whales in the southern Pacific under the dubious pretense of scientific research. But the battle over whaling isn't over
By Bryan Walsh
March 31, 2014
U.N. Court Orders Japan to Stop Whale Hunt
The United Nations' International Court of Justice has ruled that Japan must stop its controversial annual whale hunt, rejecting the country's claims that it targets the sea creatures for scientific purposes
By Charlotte Alter
March 31, 2014
Save the Polar Bear—Today Especially
One of the planet's most charismatic creatures is being driven into the sea—literally. But there are ways to save the species
By Bryan Walsh
February 27, 2014
Prince Charles and Prince William Condemn Wildlife Trafficking
Royals urge world to join fight against illegal trade in endangered wildlife
By Bryan Walsh
February 8, 2014
Exposed: The World's 'Biggest' Slaughter of an Endangered Species
Scared of sharks? The feeling is mutual
By Dan Kedmey
January 28, 2014
Lions Are Almost Extinct In West Africa
Only 400 left
By Charlotte Alter
January 14, 2014
The Dingo Didn't Eat Your Tasmanian Devil
Dingoes were long blamed form hunting the Tasmanian devils off Australia. But a new study shows that human beings should get more of the blame
By Bryan Walsh
January 10, 2014
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When top predators are eliminated, the species they prey on can run amok
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