World Wildlife Magazine Summer 2015

Orangutans and Palm Oil: Protecting Forests to Help Great Apes

Palm oil plantations and illegal logging drive habitat loss

Baby Rhinos Signal Conservation Success in South Africa

In the face of sobering poaching numbers, relocation fosters a baby boom

Whale Shark Video: Saved from a Fisher’s Net

The art of disentangling the world’s biggest fish

Wild Dog Safaris in Botswana

Basking in the presence of Africa's canines

Editor's Note: Less Traveled Places

Contributors: Summer 2015

President's Letter: The Oceans Have Work to Do

Antipoaching Plan that Works

Fabiola Arredondo on the Importance of Tradition

Being the Manatees' Best Friend

Bob King on Net Positive Impacts

Human-Wildlife Conflict: Finding Solutions

WWF’s Nilanga Jayasinghe doesn’t give up when the going gets tough

Should We Care About the Difference Between the Forest and the Trees?

How can we map deforestation and forest degradation in a way that distinguishes between a functioning forest and a simple group of trees?

Bighorn Sheep Relocation in South Dakota

Monarch Butterfly Plants: How Garden Milkweed Gives Butterflies a Boost

Help restock the monarch’s migration route

Sugarcane Farming's Toll on the Environment

Sugarcane covers 65 million acres of land worldwide, and a dozen countries use at least 25% of their farmland to grow it. The stalky green plant is used to produce much of the sugar we eat, but there’s little awareness of its toll on the environment.

Importance of Renewable Energy in the Fight against Climate Change