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GPS collars map the world's largest land mammal migration

GPS collars on 262 antelopes map the six-million-animal Great Nile Migration in South Sudan.

Gabon agrees to sell six million forest carbon credits

Gabon agrees to sell about six million forest carbon credits, a landmark for sovereign forest finance.

Small-scale fishers are being left out of ocean protection plans

Only 5% of ocean-protection pledges focus on small-scale fishers, a new MSC-WRI report finds.

UN names Ethiopia's Desa'a forest a World Restoration Flagship

UN names Ethiopia's Desa'a forest a World Restoration Flagship after restoring 23,000 hectares.

Brazil's new roadmap puts a price on halting global deforestation

Brazil publishes the first global roadmap for halting and reversing deforestation, with a $300bn annual price tag.

Indonesia's wildfire haze is now a public health emergency

Months of wildfire smoke have driven 333,000-plus acute respiratory infections in Indonesia and thousands of estimated deaths.

Environmental defenders put Canadian mining's human rights record before a regional body

Defenders from six countries told a human rights body that Canadian mining harms communities and called for due diligence law.