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These 3 companies owe Indonesia millions of dollars for damaging the environment. Why haven’t they paid? August 23, 2017
Deforestation from gold mining in Peru continues, despite gov’t crackdowns August 22, 2017
Protests over geothermal development heat up in Central Java August 22, 2017
Audio: A rare earth mine in Madagascar triggers concerns for locals and lemurs August 22, 2017
The world’s first biotacide (commentary) August 22, 2017
Rhino horn on the auction block in South Africa August 22, 2017
Massive highway planned for Philippines’ Palawan Island August 22, 2017
Identifying the world’s top biodiversity investment returns August 21, 2017
Doubts cloud Kenya’s renewed palm oil ambitions August 21, 2017
Modern Fish Act: boon to recreational fishing or risk to U.S. fishery? August 21, 2017
How animals react to a solar eclipse August 21, 2017
Indonesia’s decision to share vessel tracking data ‘ill-advised,’ some say August 21, 2017
Scientists combine crowd-sourced field observations with land-use and climate models to identify steps for migratory bird protection August 18, 2017
Leading ivory trade investigator slain in Tanzania August 18, 2017
Kenyans fear proposed Trump cuts could threaten elephants, ranger jobs August 18, 2017
Ever wondered how much your pet’s diet impacts the environment? August 17, 2017
Indigenous groups win key land rights victory in Brazil’s Supreme Court August 17, 2017
A clouded future: Asia’s enigmatic clouded leopard threatened by palm oil August 17, 2017
New study: Bird species blossom in stable climates August 17, 2017
The tiger population in Nepal’s Parsa National Park is recovering rapidly August 16, 2017

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Sanje Crested Mangabey. Photo Credit-Mohamed Kambi

Fallow stag and flies at dawn.

Goon Junior

I’ve spotted these cute cratures a couple of times, briefly crossing the alley before disappearing in the thick jungle surrounding the Mexican resort. I consider myself lucky to have spotted an entire family traveling from tree to tree, about 40ft from where I was standing. I found a small opening and carefully slipped between the trees, making sure I don’t scratch myself. I’ve landed in an opening large enough to perform a belly dance :-) Te coati bunch quickly became aware of my presence and made their way deep in the jungle, retrieving the youngsters one by one from different tree branches. I’ve found them quite cute and intelligent. While searching for the coati latin name I’ve sadly ran across this recent Herald Tribune article stating that 45 coatis have recently been poisoned in Cancun’s mangroves :-( http://www.laht.com/article.asp?ArticleId=343607&CategoryId=14091

Trophic level interaction between wild flora and fauna. Image Credit: Vivi Granado

Cheetah Family In Masi Mara…***EXCLUSIVE*** *** NO INTERNET USAGE UNTIL 00:001 BST ON JULY 23, 2012 *** MASI MARA, KENYA – UNDATED: Cheetah mother shakes of the rain off her fur after a rain shower and in process soakes her six cubs in Masai Mara, Kenya. A cheetah mum drenches her six adorable cubs – as they all squirm with shock. The pack of three-month-old cubs had already taken a soaking from Mother Nature during a flash downpour in Masai Mara, Kenya. The nippers’ fur had just dried out when their mother shook herself dry – dousing them all in water. And Irish snapper Paul Mckenzie, 48, who now lives in Hong Kong, was perfectly poised to capture their adorable reactions. PHOTOGRAPH BY Paul Mckenzie / Barcroft Media UK Office, London. T +44 845 370 2233 W www.barcroftmedia.com USA Office, New York City. T +1 212 796 2458 W www.barcroftusa.com Indian Office, Delhi. T +91 11 4053 2429 W www.barcroftindia.com