You’ve been working on your farm for quite some time now, and things are going pretty well. Now, it’s time to start thinking about expanding a bit. There are plenty of factors to consider when it comes time to decide […]
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Animals
Surviving the Race to the Sea: Things We Can Do to Protect Sea Turtles
November 14, 2016
The field of medicine is committed to curing and preventing ailments. Dedicated professionals treat other humans throughout their careers. However, other committed professionals direct attention to creatures of the sea. Researchers inform the public of easy ways to protect sea […]
New IUCN Red List Shows Both Good and Bad News
February 28, 2014
The Okapi is undergoing a steady decline, the IUCN reports in its new Red List. Photo Credits: Some rights reserved by phileole via Flickr. The IUCN has updated its Red List of Threatened Species for the second time this year […]
Most Irreplaceable Sites for Conserving Global Biodiversity
January 19, 2014
Palawan, Philippines’ “Last Ecological Frontier”, is among the IUCN list of most irreplaceable protected sites in the world. Photo Credit: Some rights reserved by nennnn via Flickr. A new study has identified 78 sites from around the world as being […]
WWF Donates 1,000 Microchips for Kenya’s Rhinos
December 27, 2013
Kenya’s rapidly thinning rhino population gets another weapon in its arsenal in the fight against illegal wildlife trafficking. WWF Kenya has announced that it will give over 1,000 microchips and 5 scanners to the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS). The microchips […]
Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons The Philippines became the first non-African country in the world to destroy its stockpiles of seized ivory, National Geographic reports. Earlier this year the Philippine government gave the go-signal to burn more than five tons of confiscated ivory. […]
Looking Forward to International Coastal Cleanup Day 2013
September 12, 2013
International Coastal Cleanup Day is just around the corner, and I’m excited to walk the shores of our local beaches at sunrise once again. Together with thousands of other volunteers, I will take part once more in my local community […]
ENN Shines Spotlight on Crowdfunding Campaign “6 Oceans”
September 11, 2013
Bubble Anemone in Indonesia. Photo Credit: Some rights reserved by prilfish via Flickr. “ENN is not in the business of assisting crowdfunding efforts. Now and then, however, an idea is so compelling and potentially beneficial to our environment that we […]
United Kingdom’s increasingly dynamic coastline is putting wildlife and habitats at risk. This is the key finding of a recently released study from the National Trust, reports The Guardian. UK’s coastline is predicted to take a beating from coastal erosion, rising sea […]
Global Bird Populations Increasingly Threatened
July 12, 2013
West Coast Sea Bird Endangered? The coastal waters and offshore islands of sunny California is home to the ashy storm-petrel – a small gray seabird who specifically hangs out in and around San Diego, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. These […]