April 16, 2007—After decades of chilling population declines, the Siberian tiger may be treading toward a slightly sunnier future. Hunted down to 40 animals, the Siberian tiger barely survived the 1940s. Since then it has slowly clawed its way back, … Continue reading
The government of Madagascar has established 15 new conservation areas encompassing a total of 2.65 million acres (about a million hectares) on the East African island famed for its unique wildlife. The additions increase protected territory to more than 9 … Continue reading
Kinkajous live in the tropical forests of Central and South America, where they spend most of their time in the trees. They are able to turn their feet backwards to run easily in either direction along branches or up and … Continue reading
Google.org engages Google’s talent, technology and resources to address some of the globe’s most difficult challenges. We’re currently exploring the best approaches and solutions for significant, positive impact in the areas of: Global Development: develop scalable, sustainable solutions to poverty … Continue reading
The April 22nd is the World’s Earth Day celebration, it’s the day when we people, leave behind daily issues, stress and other human problems and think more about nature and the world we live into. What are you going to … Continue reading
Seafood lovers have a lot of concerns: Wild-caught or farm-raised fish? Sustainably harvested or whatever is fresh? High mercury levels? The good news is that for most adults—save for those pregnant or nursing—a recent Harvard School of Public Health study … Continue reading