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To understand the problem, look to three monkey species, each of whom face the threat in different (and not always successful) ways.

Here’s a roundup of garden and plant activities in the region in December.

Here’s a roundup of garden and plant activities in the region in December.

Progress roundup: New Yorks Antiquities Traffic Unit returns hundreds of objects, the Amazons isolated habitats grow stronger when linked, and more.

Over his long career, Noel Kingsbury has written more than 25 books on plants and gardens, from how-to guides to cultural studies, such as his newest, “The Story of Flowers: And How They Changed the Way We Live.”

In 2007, an NGO began linking up forest fragments in Brazil’s most at-risk biome. Today, Saving Nature has forest corridor projects underway on three continents. Part three of a three-part Mongabay mini-series on island habitat restoration.

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Saving Nature, a non-profit, science-led conservation organisation dedicated to preventing extinctions and fighting climate change, announced today a...

What does wildness mean when humans interfere with the lives of wild animals in order to protect them? A new volume, “Wild Souls,” explores that dilemma, whether arising through captive breeding programs to reintroduce the California condor and the gray wolf, by allowing hybridization or through the use of gene-editing tools. A review from BookShelf contributor Jenny Weeks.

Integrating satellite data and hundreds of thousands of individual bird sightings posted on eBird, an online public database, scientists have developed a more precise method for mapping the habitats of more than 1,300 forest bird species at high risk of extinction.