Articles related to "Logging And Deforestation"

Civil unrest has prevented serious conservation efforts. Reintroduction of pygmy hippos into protected areas may benefit from species' adaptability to new environments.

Combining wildlife conservation with human survival in developing countries. Bushmeat trade and deforestation targeted as critical to great ape protection.

Despite growing awareness, endangered chimps are still lost in large numbers. Protection efforts involve help for local communities to become more sustainable.

Leasing rainforests for conservation purposes is an alternative to national parks and reserves that provides benefits to local economies and helps combat climate change.

Teaching Indonesian villagers how to care for and grow tree seedlings instead of chopping trees down, means endangered orangutans gain new areas of forest to live in

Young orangutans, orphaned as their mothers are killed and their forest homes destroyed by logging, are being rescued and taught skills they need to survive in the wild.

Imperial woodpeckers, perhaps the most endangered birds in the world (if not extinct), have historically occupied the montane hardwood forests of West Mexico.