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Tag: great apes

New Reporting Opportunity – Great Apes & Industrial Agriculture

January 7, 2016
MONGABAY.ORG, NEWS PROGRAMS, SPECIAL REPORTING INITIATIVES, SRI OPPORTUNITIES

Mongabay is excited to announce our new Great Apes and Industrial Agriculture Mongabay Reporting Network (MRN), which will produce articles […]

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Investigating the impact of palm oil on wildlife in Cameroon’s Ebo forest

August 13, 2015
GFRN, IN THE MEDIA, MONGABAY.ORG, NEWS PROGRAMS

Journalists Michael Casey and Ntungwe Elias published an in-depth look at the threat to Cameroon’s Ebo forest from palm oil […]

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TAKE PART: Is the Human Cost of Saving Gorillas Too High?

November 26, 2014
IN THE MEDIA, MONGABAY.ORG, SPECIAL REPORTING INITIATIVES, SRI FELLOWS, SRI REPORTING, WENDEE NICOLE

With funding from Mongabay’s Special Reporting Initiatives program, journalist Wendee Nicole reports on the impact of gorilla conservation on the […]

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Tchimpounga, chimpanzees, and extractive industries in the Republic of Congo

November 7, 2014
DANIEL STILES, MONGABAY.ORG, SPECIAL REPORTING INITIATIVES, SRI FELLOWS, SRI REPORTING

Flying under the radar in Central Africa, Chinese companies may be wreaking environmental havoc. Read the full piece by Special […]

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What do the climate and orangutans have in common?

October 21, 2014
DANIEL STILES, MONGABAY.ORG, SPECIAL REPORTING INITIATIVES, SRI REPORTING

They are both threatened by coal – the first by burning it, and the second by mining it.   Read the […]

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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC – Orangutans and Oil Palm Plantations

October 9, 2014
IN THE MEDIA, MONGABAY.ORG, Uncategorized

National Geographic recently published an article on the endangered orangutan and how advances in deforestation-free palm oil may help save […]

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Industry and Apes: A Testing Ground

October 6, 2014
DANIEL STILES, MONGABAY.ORG, SPECIAL REPORTING INITIATIVES, SRI FELLOWS, SRI REPORTING

The Zanaga iron ore mine could be described as a test of best laid plans for preserving wildlife.  But are […]

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Could the current Ebola strain have come from illegally-trafficked great apes?

August 5, 2014
DANIEL STILES, MONGABAY.ORG, NEWS PROGRAMS, SPECIAL REPORTING INITIATIVES, SRI FELLOWS, SRI REPORTING

Special Reporting Assignment fellow Daniel Stiles presents an analysis on the current Ebola outbreak in West Africa and its possible […]

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The naïve chimps of the Ndoki Forest

August 1, 2014
DANIEL STILES, MONGABAY.ORG, SPECIAL REPORTING INITIATIVES, SRI FELLOWS, SRI REPORTING

Ndoki Forest, charmed or cursed? Conservationists admit sustainable logging wilting in naïve chimp habitat.  Special Reporting Assignment Fellow Daniel Stiles […]

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Great apes lose out in CITES hearing

July 9, 2014
DANIEL STILES, MONGABAY.ORG, NEWS PROGRAMS, SPECIAL REPORTING INITIATIVES, SRI FELLOWS, SRI REPORTING

With the CITES Standing Committee meeting currently underway, SRA Fellow Daniel Stiles comments on massive illegal trade of endangered Great […]

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Oil or conservation in Congo’s oldest park?

July 7, 2014
DANIEL STILES, MONGABAY.ORG, SPECIAL REPORTING INITIATIVES, SRI FELLOWS, SRI REPORTING

Special Reporting Assignment Fellow Daniel Stiles files a second report on the SOCO’s suspension of oil exploration in Virunga National […]

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New Book Argues Extractive Development Doesn’t Have to Endanger Apes

July 2, 2014
DANIEL STILES, IN THE MEDIA, MONGABAY.ORG, SPECIAL REPORTING INITIATIVES, SRI FELLOWS, SRI REPORTING, Uncategorized

By Special Reporting Assignment Fellow Daniel Stiles There seem to be endless laments about the destruction of tropical forests and […]

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Virunga, SOCO and Great Apes – which will win out?

June 17, 2014
DANIEL STILES, MONGABAY.ORG, SPECIAL REPORTING INITIATIVES, SRI FELLOWS, SRI REPORTING

What does SOCO’s withdrawal really mean for the future of Virunga National Park? Read SRA Fellow Daniel Stiles analysis on […]

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Book Review: Extractive Industries & Apes

June 13, 2014
DANIEL STILES, MONGABAY.ORG, NEWS PROGRAMS, SPECIAL REPORTING INITIATIVES, SRI FELLOWS

SRA Fellow Daniel Stiles reviews The Arcus Foundation’s State of the Apes: Extractive Industries and Ape Conservation.  

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