Article/Tip
Saving the last megafauna of Malaysia, an interview with Reuben Clements
Reuben Clements is the species conservation manager for WWF-Malaysia's Malayan tiger and Sumatran rhino projects.
| Showing 1-10 of 50 results | Sort By » |
Article/Tip
Happy World Animal Day...CARE and TAKE CARE!
Today is World Animal Day Celebrated Worldwide.
Article/Tip
Employing dogs to save endangered species and places
An interview with Megan Parker, founder of Working Dogs for Conservation.
Article/Tip
South Korea's frogs have avoided amphibian crisis so far
An interview with Pierre Fidenci, President of Endangered Species International (ESI).
Article/Tip
Hundreds of new species discovered in Himalayan region, threatened by climate change
Scientists from a variety of organizations have found over 350 new species in the Eastern Himalayas over the past ten years according to a new report by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).
Article/Tip
Save Your Logo saving plant and animal species via corporate responsibility
Save Your Logo, a creative new French non-profit committed to biodiversity and the preservation of plant and animal species, is asking companies who use a plant or animal's likeness in their logo to make a commitment to preserve and protect the species they profit from.
Article/Tip
World's largest bat threatened with extinction due to legal hunting
Under the current legal hunting rate scientists predict that the world's largest bat, the aptly-named large flying fox or Pteropus vampyrus, faces extinction in six to 81 years.
Article/Tip
Coastal seagrass disappearing as quickly as coral reefs and rainforests
Findings from the first comprehensive global survey of coastal seagrass ecosystems are nothing to cheer about.
Article/Tip
Study refutes criticism of polar bear listing under the Endangered Species Act
In May 2008 the Bush Administration listed the polar bear under the Endangered Species Act (ESA). The listing immediately received allegations of being politically biased and not based on sound science.
Article/Tip
Dying of cancer, Tasmanian devils to be listed as endangered
A deadly form of contagious face cancer has forced the Tasmanian devil on to the endangered species list.
Get Started
| Write a Review | Post to SustainLane | Add Green Products & Businesses |
Advertisement
Quick Search Tips
Go Local!
Find healthy, green alternatives near you.
Enter your city below:
Copyright ©, 2004-2009 SustainableCircles Corp. All rights reserved.
