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Deep sea diva: A dive to the ocean floor with biologist Diva Amon

302

Hitting the highway in Borneo to assess diversity and development

303

Are humpback whale groups sharing their songs?

304

"I'm excited!" Climate action star Rev Yearwood on the UN, youth and women's leadership & more

305

Return of the amazing superb lyrebird

306

Baltimore, urban rats, and environmental justice

307

Celebrated author David Quammen on inspiring ecological restoration, evolutionary science, and more

308

Right whales discovered singing for the first time: new recordings

309

New CITES boss discusses reining in online wildlife trafficking, the next COP, and more

310

Zoos are more key to conservation than ever, Bronx Zoo director says

311

What can talkative river dolphins teach us about their marine relatives?

312

How to discover an untouched rainforest

313

Paying for healthcare with a healthy rainforest

314

Unusual tool-using chimp culture discovered in the Congo

315

Sloths' amazing survival skills create a challenge for their survival

316

Studying secretive humpback dolphins through sound

317

Amazon explorer Scott Wallace: Uncontacted indigenous peoples are a true treasure

318

How sound can save a rare bird with an AI assist

319

Good news from Mexico monarch reserve despite looming threats

320

We need nature more than nature needs us: IUCN's Inger Andersen

321

Sound can save forests and major rainforest trends to watch with Mongabay's founder

322

How 96 rare sea turtle hatchlings survived a NY City summer

323

Bill McKibben is down on COPs but bullish on climate action

324

E.O. Wilson discusses Half-Earth and conservation solutions

325

Chasing penguins, a dispatch from Antarctica

326

Racing to save the world's amazing frogs

327

Bats and Ebola: studying fruit bats to prevent future outbreaks

328

Getting social for science and conservation

329

'Godfather of biodiversity' says it's time to manage Earth as a whole system

330

The amazing song skills of the superb lyrebird

331

Beavers, our brilliant ecosystem builders

332

How dark money and shadow companies deforest Indonesia and derail its democracy

333

How to use drones without stressing wildlife

334

Indigenous knowledge and climate science

335

What can soundscapes tell us about animals and their home landscapes?

336

Mexico's community forests find sustainability by including women and youths

337

Renowned marine biologist Sylvia Earle on acting for the oceans

338

Seabird secrets revealed by bioacoustics in New Zealand

339

Exploring Brazil's biodiverse Cerrado region and the impacts of agriculture

340

Maroon 5 guitarist James Valentine on stopping illegal rainforest wood from becoming guitars

341

Exploring our deep connection to water, plus the sounds of Sandhill crane migration

342

How effective is environmental restoration?

343

Exploring the minds and inner lives of wild animals

344

New eyes in the sky monitor Earth systems like never before

345

David Suzuki on why indigenous knowledge is critical for humanity's survival

346

Climate lessons from indigenous peoples, plus the mysterious night parrot

347

Massive Amazonian medicine encyclopedia gets an update, and Madagascar conservation efforts examined

348

Margaret Atwood talks about birds, ecology, and her graphic novel series

349

Jane Goodall on being proven right that animals have personalities, and more

350

Gas drilling vs wildlife in Peruvian Amazon and a Goldman Prize winner on mercury contamination

351

Bat calls from the Amazon plus how Indonesia's rainforests became palm plantations

352

Javan rhino calls and an analysis of 'green' forest certification

353

Legendary musician Bruce Cockburn on music, activism, and hope

354

From AI to remote sensing, tech and conservation a powerful combo

355

New Madagascar mine worries locals and lemurs; plus, banjo frogs and whistling ducks in Australia

356

Speaking from the heart on climate change with Katherine Hayhoe

357

Taiwan's natural soundscapes and a critique of the global hydropower building boom

358

A wildlife DJ and a children's book author inspiring the next generation of conservationists

359

Indonesia's Leuser Ecosystem under threat, plus tracking bird movement in Puerto Rico

360

Amazon Reef discovery discussed plus environmental journalism hits milestone in Latin America

361

Why forests, why now? How tropical forests can survive and thrive

362

Singing seals and a discussion of the "infrastructure tsunami" sweeping the planet

363

Deep dive into marine wildlife study with bioacoustics

364

Eyes in the skies for forests, plus mangrove finches on the rebound

365

Tech solutions for conservation and a chat with Harvard researchers

366

Musician Paul Simon discusses his new environmental concert tour

367

Almost Famous Animals - plus the songs of galagos

368

Author and climate historian Naomi Oreskes on why scientists should speak out

369

Reporter Sue Branford on journalism from the Amazon that makes a difference

370

E.O. Wilson talks about global biodiversity, Trump, Half-Earth, and hope

371

Yaks, curassows, and other cool species overlooked by conservation efforts

372

Top new species discoveries of 2016, and how fig trees can save rainforests

373

Undiscovered Sumatran rhinos in the wilds of Malaysia? Maybe, or maybe not.

374

Carl Safina discusses marine conservation under a Trump administration, and Rhett Butler shares the origins of Mongabay

375

Report from the Climate Talks in Marrakesh and Salamander Conservation in Michoacan, Mexico

376

Andrea Crosta of Elephant Action League on "The Ivory Game" and orangutans under threat in Indonesia

377

Crucial conservation votes at CITES and the future of socio-ecological research

378

The Mekong, Earth's most climate-sensitive river delta, plus conservation in conflict zones

379

Mongabay Newscast #1: Panama's Barro Blanco Dam