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in GreenMother Nature Provides Design for New Products and Technologies

Scientists are examining all forms of life closely because each form of life offers remarkable features just waiting to be studied by those in nanotechnology and bioengineering.by yihyeewong / on May 26, 2010 -
in VideosWWF Uses Video Camera Traps to "Catch" Rare Tiger and Cubs

These beautiful babies are depending on the good will of humans for their survival.by DistortedAngel / on Jan 8, 2010
Latest blogosphere posts tagged “endangered species”
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Mountain Yellow-legged Frogs Considered For Protections
Natural History Wandering —
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The Bay Citizen reports that the California Fish and Game Commission will be considering endangered or threatened status for the Mountain Yellow-legged Frog. The frog’s population has decreased by over 90 percent as a result of fungus disease, a non-native trout, pollution from the Central Valley, habitat loss, ...5 days ago -
LAKE ELMENTEITA BIRD COUNT
Soysambu Conservancy —
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The January 2012 Water bird count for the Lake Elmenteita was carried out on the 21st as from 6: 00 am.The turn up for the volunteers was good over two hundred Volunteers Participated and fourteen groups were formed.Each group was assigned a portion of the Lake, and everything was fine. The wetland bird species for ...5 days ago -
Endangered Species of the Week: American burying beetle
Greenfudge.org - Climate Change, Ecology, Nature, Environment, Controversial issues, Politics, Non Profit, Human Rights, Preservation —
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Image courtesy of ARKive.org Image courtesy of ARKive.org Species: American burying beetle ( Nicrophorus americanus ) Status: Critically Endangered (CR) Interesting Fact: The American burying beetle buries a whole carcass to feed its young! The largest carrion beetle in North America, the American ...5 days ago -
Newt Gingrich’s animal attraction resurfaces
The Washington Post —
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Seems some anti-Gingrich Republicans are citing enviros, of all people, to skewer the former House speaker as not being a true conservative. They’ve dug up a 1999 article in the Environmental Forum by Michael J. Bean , formerly of the Environmental Defense Fund and now counselor to the assistant secretary for ...6 days ago -
West Coast: New marine habitat to protect leatherback sea turtle
Global Adventures, LLC —
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Pacific Ocean (global-adventures.us): A new marine habitat in the Pacific Ocean off the coasts of California, Oregon and Washington has been designated to protect endangered leatherback sea turtles. The 41,914 square miles area along the West Coast is the largest protected area ever established in American waters. ...1 week ago -
Leopard strikes again in Guwahati
Thaindian News —
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Guwahati, Jan 20 (IANS) A stray leopard created panic in Assam’s main city here Friday by injuring three people in the second incident of its kind in less than two weeks.The leopard strayed into Pandu area on the foothills of Nilachal Hills, Divisional Forest Officer S.K. Seal Sarma told IANS.“We have sent a [...]1 week ago -
Near-Extinct Monkeys Rediscovered in Borneo
Wired Science —
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Nat Geo - racing for the Bottom?
The Best Shark Dive in the World! —
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How cool is that - grinning fishermen dispatching endangered Bluefin Tuna.Good to see that others are noticing.This time its not a nobody like me - this time its Carl Safina, and if that link should not be sufficient, check him out here.Yes Nat Geo is going down the drain.To be fair, that would be Nat Geo WILD, the ...2 weeks ago -
Rhino Crisis Round-Up: Rhino Killing Attempt Thwarted at Zoo & More
Planetsave —
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This week, a disturbing development emerged in India, and South Africa is beefing up security for its imperiled rhinos. Rhino killing attempt thwarted at zoo In India, a suspect identified as Chin Khansong was arrested for attempting to kill rhinos at the Assam State Zoo, where nine greater one-horned rhinos are ...2 weeks ago -
Endangered Tigers to Get $33 Million
Healthy & Green Living —
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Critically endangered Sumatran tigers will have a fund of $33 million set up for a project to attempt doubling their population by 2022. An official from the Indonesian National Development Planning Board (Bappenas) said the funding is coming from the Global Tiger Recovery Program, which was started by the World Bank. ...2 weeks ago -
The big, bad wolf
Onenvironment blog —
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Yellowstone National Park is a magical place. In 1997, I had the pleasure of working in the park. One summer weekend I took a backcountry hiking trip with three friends on the Montana border. The hike was long and arduous and my pack was heavy due to my decision to bring along a bottle of gin and various citrus ...2 weeks ago -
Picture of the day: nearly-extinct turtle released into the wild in Cambodia
Conservation news —
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Only around 200 southern river terrapins (Batagur affinis) survive in the wild, but today at least the species got some good news. A female terrapin was released back into the Sre Ambel River with much fanfare after being caught by a local fishermen in Cambodia.2 weeks ago -
Disease kills 6 million bats in North America
Conservation news —
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In just six years around six million bats have succumbed to white-nose syndrome in North America, according to U.S. federal researchers. The number, somewhere between 5.7 and 6.7 million bats, is far higher than past estimates of over a million. Showing up in 2006 in New York, the perplexing disease, which appears as ...2 weeks ago -
Bloody Start to New Year with Both Rhino and Poacher Lives Lost
Ecology Global Network —
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The New Year is off to a grisly start with two suspected poachers killed in South Africa’s Kruger National Park, one day after eight adult rhinos were found dead and de-horned. During an anti-poaching operation, SA National Parks spokesman Reynold Thakhuli said, two alleged poachers were slain in a shoot-out with ...2 weeks ago -
Sea Shepherd activists injured in clash with Japanese whaling vessel – video
top99news - breaking news from the world top newspapers —
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http://www.guardian.co.uk Sea Shepherd activists injured in clash with Japanese whaling vessel – video Three anti-whaling protesters were injured when activists from the Sea Shepherd organisation clashed with a Japanese whaling vessel published date:Wed, 18 Jan 2012 13:44:10 GMT2 weeks ago -
Sea Shepherd activists injured in clash with Japanese whaling vessel - video
The Guardian - guardian.co.uk —
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Three anti-whaling protesters were injured when activists from the Sea Shepherd organisation clashed with a Japanese whaling vessel2 weeks ago -
Federal Court Denies Injunction in Desert Eagle Delisting Challenge
Turtle Talk —
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Here are the materials in Center for Biological Diversity v. Salazar (D. Ariz.): DCT Order Denying Injunction on Desert Eagle Delisting San Carlos Apache Brief Interior Brief CBD Brief2 weeks ago -
Big Cats Molest, Then Massacre Discarded Xmas Trees
Animal News: Animal Planet —
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Who Knew Big Cats Love That Fresh Pine Scent? In the weeks after Christmas, its always kind of sad to see countless decorated, bedazzled and previously-adored christmas trees casually kicked to the curb - sitting lonely and forgotten, awaiting their one-way trip to the great mulcher in the sky. However, the creative ...2 weeks ago -
Should Auld Species Be Forgot?
Environment Blog —
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The new year is a time for looking back and a time for looking ahead. Oh, I know I’m a couple weeks late, but there’s rarely a bad time for introspection, is there? What I’m looking back at today are the things our human family has irretrievably lost: the many species that have been declared [...]2 weeks ago -
Assessing the Regulatory Landscape for Greater Sage-grouse
Ralph Maughan's Wildlife News —
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The effort to list the Greater Sage-grouse via the Endangered Species Act (ESA) has been an uphill battle. However, even as the end-game has yet to be realized, the effort itself has been remarkably successful at prompting bureaucratic backflips and a whole lot of paper-shuffling to accommodate consideration of ...2 weeks ago


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