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Most popular mongabay.com news articles - June 2014

  1. Singapore intercepts massive illegal shipment of Madagascar rosewood [27,065]
  2. Discarded cell phones to help fight rainforest poachers, loggers in real-time [15,925]
  3. Camera trap captures first ever video of rarely-seen bird in the Amazon...and much more [6,392]
  4. In cutting deforestation, Brazil leads world in reducing emissions [5,817]
  5. Mining company attacks scuba diving tourists in Indonesia [5,418]
  6. Grenades, helicopters, and scooping out brains: poachers decimate elephant population in park [5,189]
  7. Culling elephants leaves an impact on their social structure decades later [5,154]
  8. Despite moratorium, Indonesia now has world's highest deforestation rate [4,934]
  9. 'Penis snake' discovered in Brazil is actually a rare species of amphibian [4,541]
  10. Protecting rainforests could sequester equivalent of a third of global emissions annually [4,078]
  11. Monkeys reset camera trap, capture first-ever images of flat-headed cats in park [3,465]
  12. Using Google Earth to protect uncontacted tribes in the Amazon rainforest [3,286]
  13. Despite green pledge, Wilmar partner continues to destroy forest for palm oil [3,269]
  14. What's an environmental journalist to do with so much good news? [3,159]
  15. Bears, cats, and mystery mammals: camera traps in 'paper park' prove its worth protecting [3,012]
  16. Indonesian logger: cleared peat forest doesn't have high conservation value [2,773]
  17. Oil company breaks agreement, builds big roads in Yasuni rainforest [2,659]
  18. Next big idea in forest conservation? Work locally, relentlessly, and, if necessary, ignore the government [2,200]
  19. Shot vulture leads conservationists to bizarre black-market for bird parts [2,102]
  20. Unrelenting population growth driving global warming, mass extinction [2,086]
  21. New study finds environmental damage globally may cost more than U.S. GDP [1,934]
  22. PhD students 'thrilled' to rediscover mammal missing for 124 years [1,864]
  23. Of jaguars and loggers: new film to showcase one of the least-known regions in the deep Amazon [1,839]
  24. Tipping the scale: how a political economist could save the world’s forests [1,743]
  25. The quiet zoo revolution [1,711]
  26. Intact Amazon forests show possible signs of global warming impact [1,615]
  27. Chinese fishermen get the ultimate phone video: a swimming tiger [1,577]
  28. Researchers discover new species of wolf snake in Cambodia, name it after an Australian zoo [1,548]
  29. Over 800 species added to IUCN threatened list, including 44 lemurs [1,514]
  30. World Heritage Committee takes ten minutes to reject Australia's bid to strip forests of protection [1,344]
  31. After throwing out referendum, Ecuador approves oil drilling in Yasuni's embattled heart [1,276]
  32. Logger continues to destroy Indonesian rainforest despite green promises (Photos) [1,261]
  33. RSPO plantations publicly mapped for the first time [1,237]
  34. New species has its anus behind its head [1,231]
  35. The palm oil diet: study finds displaced orangutans have little else to eat [1,203]
  36. Wilmar to investigate palm oil company allegedly destroying orangutan forest [1,190]
  37. Colorful bird on remote Indonesian islands should be classified as distinct species, say scientists [1,183]
  38. Ever heard of the hirola? New survey shows world's rarest antelope holding steady [1,158]
  39. Dying for Fiji's Sea Cucumbers [1,139]
  40. Despite poaching, Indian rhino population jumps by 27 percent in eight years [1,094]
  41. Visiting the rainforest - a practical guide [1,091]
  42. Facebook, Twitter to carry 24 hours of live rainforest animal sightings on Monday [1,040]
  43. Chinese poachers caught with 555 marine turtles, most dead (PHOTOS) [1,021]
  44. Tropical nations make progress in slowing deforestation [999]
  45. Chelsea, Hillary Clinton urge action to save elephants [996]
  46. Trawling: destructive fishing method is turning seafloors to 'deserts' [979]
  47. Is Cameroon becoming the new Indonesia? Palm oil plantations accelerating deforestation [934]
  48. 'Hope springs eternal': the anniversary of the death of Lonesome George [930]
  49. Four donors pledge $80 million for big cats [925]
  50. A carnivorous rodent? Researchers found one in Indonesia [924]
  51. Broken promises no more? Signs Sabah may finally uphold commitment on wildlife corridors [920]
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