Article Archive for September 2007
Posted in Discovery on 28 September 2007
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WWF Scientists have discovered 11 new species of animals and plants in a remote area in central Vietnam, WWF said today. The species were found in the Thua Thien Hue Province — a region known as the Green Corridor. They include two butterflies and a snake, as well as five orchids and three other plants, [...]
Posted in Endangered & Extinction on 28 September 2007
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Another report of Endangered Gorilla been slained. Click here for previous report. ================================================================= AP Park rangers in Congo found a dead mountain gorilla after a raid on a suspected ring of gorilla traffickers in which authorities detained two people, conservationists said Tuesday. The dead female infant was found near east Congo’s Virunga National Park, where [...]
Posted in Coral Reefs, Habitat on 25 September 2007
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Yahoo News Fish species are fast disappearing from Philippine waters as delicate coral reefs, some of the biggest in the world, are destroyed in the archipelago, environmentalists warned Monday. International marine watchdog group Reef Check painted a devastating picture of the condition of the reefs, which are being damaged and killed by coral bleaching, natural [...]
Posted in Campaign on 24 September 2007
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On October 15th – Blog Action Day, bloggers around the web will unite to put a single important issue on everyone’s mind. In its inaugural year, Blog Action Day will be co-ordinating bloggers to tackle the issue of the environment. What Each Blogger Will Do Bloggers can participate on Blog Action Day in one of [...]
Posted in Endangered & Extinction, General on 24 September 2007
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IUCN 2007 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species™, the world’s most authoritative assessment of the Earth’s plants and animals, acts as a wake up call on the global extinction crisis Gland, Switzerland, 12 September, 2007, World Conservation Union (IUCN) – Life on Earth is disappearing fast and will continue to do so unless urgent action [...]
Posted in Endangered & Extinction on 24 September 2007
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AP The Chinese crested tern, a rare sea bird whose eggs are prized by some as a delicacy, is likely to be extinct in five years if authorities do not step up protection efforts, a conservation group said Friday. The bird looks set to be the latest ecological victim of China’s rapid 30-year economic expansion [...]
Posted in Campaign on 21 September 2007
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World Animal Day celebrates humankind’s unique relationship with the animal kingdom, and acknowledges the numerous ways in which animals enrich our lives. You don’t have to be an activist; you just have to care – buy a few tins of food for your local animal shelter; make a small donation to an animal charity; plant [...]
Posted in Coral Reefs, Habitat, Technology on 20 September 2007
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AP A kite-sized, unmanned airplane is joining the effort to protect endangered Hawaiian monk seals and coral reefs in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Managers of the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument plan to use the 10-pound plane as early as October to help them spot nets and other marine debris. The electric-powered craft will transmit digital [...]
Posted in Endangered & Extinction on 20 September 2007
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AP On the world’s list of weird foods, ortolan – a bite-size songbird roasted and gulped down whole – can claim a place of distinction. It’s an illegal place, though, since the ortolan is a protected species and hunting it is banned in France. Now the government is out to get poachers of the coveted [...]
Posted in Campaign, Technology on 20 September 2007
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reuters China will this year launch a fund with 7 billion yuan ($925 million) to spend on energy-saving projects such as efficient lightbulbs as it seeks to curb soaring demand for power, Chinese media reported. The cash is part of a scheme unveiled by the country’s top economic planner to tackle pollution and energy problems, [...]


