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• Poachers are killing endangered Asian elephants for their skin and meat, not their tusks

  20 March 2018

  

   

• Using genetics to help save world’s most trafficked mammal: the pangolin

  24 December 2017

  

   

• Early indicator of cheetah pregnancy identified

  15 December 2017

  

   

• What does candied, microwaved sperm have to do with saving endangered species?

  6 November 2017

  

   

• DNA on 100-year-old bat from France may help fight deadly fungus in North America

  24 October 2017

  

   

• Too many hungry deer are lowering diversity of native plants in eastern U.S. forests

  17 October 2017

  

   

• Zoo scientists honored at Golden Goose

  4 October 2017

  

   

• Gold nanotechnology and lasers used to successfully freeze fish embryos

  13 July 2017

  

   

• Smithsonian Study shows relocated desert tortoises reproduce at lower rate

  24 May 2017

  

   

• New technique may help authorities quickly ID real and fake ivory products

  26 April 2017

  

   

• The Argument for Environmental Optimism: Opinion by Smithsonian Secretary David J. Skorton

  21 April 2017

  

   

• Smithsonian Scientists Discover Two New Gecko Species in Vanishing Myanmar Rainforest

  13 April 2017

  

   

• Earth Optimism Summit to showcase steady, positive gains in conservation

  7 April 2017

  

   

• Earth Optimism Video: Frogs

  6 April 2017

  

   

• Tool use by sea otters has little to do with genetic ties: Smithsonian study

  22 March 2017

  

   

• Smithsonian To Convene Earth Optimism Summit April 21–23

  10 March 2017