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Video: Nightly News-The comeback of key deer
Original at AOL Video
• Mon, Apr 13
Nov. 27: A South Florida man made it his mission to save an endangered species from extinction. Kerry Sanders reports. video.aol.com
Video: Part 4: Identifying Priority Species for Biodiversity ConservationOriginal at YouTube
• Sun, Feb 8
By rss@youtube.com (mamoralesm) This part explains how Conservation International (CI) uses the "IUCN List of Threatened Species" to prioritize which species need urgent conservation actions to avoid their extinction. Keywords: Biodiversity priority species IUCN extinction threatened species endangered spec...
Video: Happy Thanksgiving Collaboration - Please Watch and SupportOriginal at YouTube
• Thu, Nov 27
By rss@youtube.com (Chilldogg) One in four mammals are at risk for extinction. This Thanksgiving we give thanks for the animals and all of the hard working people who have dedicated their lives to saving endangered species. Last October we traveled to the Wildlife Conservation Expo in San Francisco to interview Rebecca...
Endangered Species: Humans Might Have Faced Extinction 1 Million Years Ago
Original at Scientific American
• Wed, Jan 20
New genetic findings suggest that early humans living about one million years ago were extremely close to extinction . [More]
The Decade in the Environment
Original at GOOD
• Tue, Dec 22
The IUCN's Red List of Threatened Species reveals a Sixth Great Extinction already underway. Thirty-six percent of species studied are "threatened" with ...
N. America's biggest fish slips toward extinction
Original at CTV.ca
• Mon, Dec 21
• 1 related articles
Noah Greenwald, endangered species director for the group behind the lawsuit, the Center for Biological Diversity, said Thursday he was "cautiously ... and more »
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Toward a global green deal
Original at Business Mirror
• Mon, Dec 21
First, we are allocating funds for the assessment of rare, threatened and endangered species to gauge their vulnerability and prevent their extinction, ... and more »
Fighting chance for threatened species
Original at This is Somerset
• Sun, Dec 20
Local wildlife under threat of extinction, including the white clawed crayfish, tiny fern-moss and high brown fritillary butterfly, is being given a ...
Forest talks fail at Copenhagen
Original at The Money Times
• Sat, Dec 19
MiamiHerald.com will continue unabated, forest-dependent peoples' rights will not be protected and endangered species will continue down the path to extinction. ... Forest plan gets the ax at UN climate talksThe Associated Press all 148 news articles »
Anthony Marr: Champions of The Wild - Bengal Tiger - part 1 of 2
Original at google.com
• Fri, Dec 18
featuring selected wildlife preservationists who devote their lives to saving endangered species from extinction. It is aired on Discovery Channel ... vimeo.com
N. America's biggest fish slips toward extinction
Original at google.com
• Thu, Dec 17
• 1 related articles
Noah Greenwald, endangered species director for the group behind the lawsuit, the Center for Biological Diversity, said Thursday he was "cautiously ... and more »
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DNR releases lists of endangered, threatened species
Original at hometown-pages.com
• Tue, Dec 15
A species is considered endangered if the species is threatened with extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range within Minnesota. ...
Bigeye tuna faces extinction as protection calls fail
Original at Sydney Morning Herald
• Tue, Dec 15
AUCKLAND: Pacific tuna will be vulnerable to severe overfishing for at least another year after negotiations to protect one of the most threatened species ... and more »
Japan vows to proceed with controversial whale hunts - Los Angeles Times
Original at latimesblogs.latimes.com
• Fri, Dec 11
Boston Globe Japan vows to proceed with controversial whale hunts Los Angeles Times (blog) Okada added: "It would be a different story if it were an endangered species.... on the verge of extinction. But if not, I think the average Japanese would ...
Part 2: a second chance at extinction - San Francisco Chronicle
Original at sfgate.com
• Thu, Dec 10
San Francisco Chronicle (blog) Part 2: a second chance at extinction San Francisco Chronicle (blog) The illegal international trade in smuggling animals target rare, often endangered species for exotic "pets," as exotic "foods" and "medicines", ...
Japan vows to carry on whaling
Original at ABC Online
• Thu, Dec 10
Of course it would be a different story if those species were endangered species on the verge of extinction. "But if not, I think the average Japanese would ... Australia 'seriously' considering whaling challengeReuters UK No change to whaling program: Japan FMAustralia Network News
Scientists Call for Ending Bush-Era Endangered Species Listing Policy
Original at New York Times
• Thu, Dec 10
The Endangered Species Act requires protection of any species in danger of extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range. ... 129 Scientists Call on Secretary Salazar to Rescind Bush-Era Policy Limiting ...Common Dreams (press release) all 4 news articles »
We'll continue whale kill, Japan insists
Original at theaustralian.com.au
• Thu, Dec 10
ABC Online It would be a different story if it were endangered species . . . on the verge of extinction. But if not, I think the average Japanese would like to ... No change to whaling program: Japan FMAustralia Network News Japan's Foreign Minister Katsuya OkadaThe Australian
The Nightly Turbo: PokerStars Team Pro Tuesdays, Williams Sued, and More
Original at pokernews.com
• Wed, Dec 9
Can gamblers stop the extinction of endangered species? Find out in this edition of Inside Gaming. Sometimes, poker tips can be found in the most unlikely ... and more »
Award for Blues protector
Original at Cay Compass
• Mon, Dec 7
Iguana Recovery Programme, the new annual Blue Turtle award for his work in preventing the extinction of one of the world's most endangered species. ...
Are lower catch limits enough to save the bluefin tuna from extinction?
Original at Scientific American
• Mon, Nov 16
Bluefin tuna fishing in the Atlantic will be reduced nearly 40 percent in 2010, but will that be enough to save this threatened species from extinction? [More]
Brown Pelican no longer endangered species
Original at TheRecordLive.com
• Fri, Nov 13
Brown pelican recovers from 'near extinction'; removed from US endangered ...TopNews United States Endangered animals closer to home than you might thinkBlack and Magenta Brown pelican off endangered listPhiladelphia Inquirer
CRITICALLY ENDANGERED SPECIES: Madagascar pochard eggs collected from the wild and hatched, known population almost doublesOriginal at The Conservation Report
• Fri, Nov 13
By Buck Denton The critically endangered duck is so rare that it was declared extinct in the late 1990s until scientists found a few of the birds by chance during a trip to Madagascar in 2006. To stop the beautiful cinnamon-coloured diving duck slipping permanently into extinction a team of bird special...
Harlequin Frogs Near Extinction as Temperatures Rise
Original at Environment and Wildlife petitions
• Thu, Aug 6
Rising temperatures also shrink the cloud forests, which forces species to live more densely, causing the spread of disease and a fungus that kills some frogs. The harlequin frog is on its way to extinction and we need to act now to reduce the harmful effects of global warming on our valuabl...
Opinion: Breaching Northwest dams: push comes to shove
Original at Crosscut
• Fri, May 29
WA “Only recently have they begun to commit the kind of financial and political capital necessary to save these threatened and endangered species, some of which are on the brink of extinction. We simply cannot afford to waste another decade. ...
Scotland welcomes back the beaver – Wildlife Extra questions the cost
Original at Wildlife Extra
• Fri, May 29
guardian.co.uk UK Credit RZSS. extinction in the 16th Century. The trial is mostly funded thanks to private donations and grants, including up to £1 million from Biffaward and support from People's Postcode Lottery and People's Trust for Endangered Species. ...
Save Endangered Species in Malaysia from Unnecessary Logging!
Original at Environment and Wildlife petitions
• Fri, May 29
As this valuable forest disappears, so will many species that inhabit the area, such as the endangered Sumatran rhinoceros and the Malayan tiger. The International Union for Conservation of Nature has deemed 94 plant and animal species in the region threatened by extinction. In the face...
Massive Effort Needed to Save Bat Species From Extinction - Center for Biological Diversity
Original at biologicaldiversity.org
• Wed, May 20
• 3 related articles
The Center for Biological Diversity is a national, nonprofit conservation organization with more than 220000 members and online activists dedicated to the protection of endangered species and wild places. Defenders of Wildlife is dedicated to the ...
ENDANGERED SPECIES: Hydroelectric dams a major obstacle for salmon
Original at The Conservation Report
• Thu, May 14
By Buck Denton Posted in Animals, Conservation, Energy, Extinction, Fisheries, Law, Regulation Tagged: Army Corps, Army Corps of Engineers, Columbia River, Corps, Dams, Endangered Species, Environmental Law, Fish, Fisheries, Fisheries Law, Hydroelectric Dams, Hydroelectric Power, Hydrop...
CRITICALLY ENDANGERED SPECIES: Javan rhinoceros very close to extinctionOriginal at The Conservation Report
• Sat, Mar 7
By Buck Denton People tend to associate the rhino with Africa. However, rhinos are found from India down through Southeast Asia, and some of the most endangered species of rhino are found outside of Africa (although all species of rhino are threatened with extinction).
HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICT: Critically endangered Sumatran tigers threatened by conflicts with humans
Original at The Conservation Report
• Sun, Mar 1
By Buck Denton Posted in Animal Welfare, Animals, Conservation, Environment, Extinction, Human-Wildlife Conflict, Policy, Poverty, Science, Sustainability Tagged: Deforestation, Human-Tiger Conflict, Human-Wildlife Conflict, Indonesia, Palm Oil, Palm Oil Production, Sumatra, Sumatr...
ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT: Bill reverses last minute Bush rule changes to ESA
Original at The Conservation Report
• Fri, Feb 27
By Buck Denton Posted in Animal Welfare, Animals, Biology, Environment, Extinction, Fisheries, Government, Human-Wildlife Conflict, Law, Legislation, Nature, News, News Picks, Policy, Politics, Regulation, Science Tagged: Bush Endangered Species Regulations, Critically Endangered Spe...
CONSERVATION: Dog to sniff out tigers in Cambodia
Original at The Conservation Report
• Tue, Feb 17
By Buck Denton Posted in Animals, Biology, Conservation, Environment, Extinction, Nature Tagged: Cambodia, Conservation, Critically Endangered Species, Endangered Species, Extinction, Noninvasive Research, Scat, Scat Research, Sniffer Dog, Sniffer Dogs, Tiger, Tigers, Wildlife Contra...
IVORY-BILLED WOODPECKER news
Original at The Conservation Report
• Fri, Jan 16
By Buck Denton Posted in Animals, Extinction, Nature, Science Tagged: Arkansas, Critically Endangered Species, Extinction, Florida, Ivory-billed Woodpecker, Woodpecker Researchers have used modeling to determine that the ivory-billed woodpecker could have survived the unchecked d...
Extinction Blog: It takes time and money to declare a species 'endangered'
Original at Plenty Magazine
• Wed, Nov 26
This week's decision not to protect the Mexican garter snake under the Endangered Species Act underscores just how much time, money and effort is required to declare a species officially "endangered" -- and also how little priority the current administration has placed on species pro...
Podcast: Global 'Ark' effort to save amphibians from extinction
Original at Earth & Sky
• Sat, Nov 1
By deborahbyrd@earthsky.org (EarthSky Communications, Inc.) Kevin Zippel is helping to coordinate the the Amphibian Ark, a global effort to collect amphibians in zoos and aquariums in order to save certain species from extinction.
Almost One in Four Land and One in Three Marine Mammal Species Threatened with Extinction
Original at Green Car Congress
• Wed, Oct 8
By Mike Millikin Approximately one in four species of land mammal and one in three marine mammal species are at risk of extinction, according to a major new study carried out by some 1,800 scientists in 130 countries. The results, in the form of the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, were presented at the I...
‘Nurseries of the seas’ needing protection
Original at WWF International
• Tue, Oct 7
The warning was issued during the World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, as the IUCN issued the latest update in its Red List of threatened species. The IUCN also lists other Coral Triangle species at risk of extinction, such as green turtles (Endangered), hawksbill turtles (Criti...
Podcast: Mostly Trivial #122 Crocodiles vs. Alligators trivia
Original at Mostly Trivial with your host Johnee Bee
• Sun, Mar 23
After surviving nearly unchanged for over 200 million years crocodiles and alligators were hunted to the brink of extinction between 1900 and 1967 in a period as brief as a single man's life, how sad. Also their habitats continue to shrink. Today due to conservation efforts the American al...
In a warmer world, bugs may be big beneficiaries
Original at ParamusPost.com
• Sun, May 13
Edith's Checkerspot butterfly is an example, Parmesan said. At the southern end of its range in Mexico, the species appears to be going extinct at a rate four times higher than at the northern end in Canada. The extinction rate is also 2.5 times greater at lower elevations than above 8,000 fee...