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“Today I am launching the website for my Rainforests Project. On it are three films, together with the findings of some new research. The films, which The Daily Telegraph is hosting on its website today make use of compelling images from the world’s rainforests, as well as animation, to describe some of the stark facts […]
Bonn, 29 May 2008 - Environment ministers and Conference Parties from 60 countries including Germany, host of the 9th Conference of Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD COP9), today showed WWF and the world they are serious in the fight to stop forest loss, thereby safeguarding biodiversity, global climate and people’s well-being. The […]
There’s only eight days left in May and we still need to raise $9,000 in order to reach our goal of raising $20K in May for Patagonia. We not only want to see Patagonia’s ecosystem survive encroachments from enterprises like bottom trawling […]
Amphibian Ark is announcing its first frog naming rights auction, beginning immediately. The highest bid made on Charity Buzz will win the naming rights to a newly discovered species in the genus Osornophryne, an endangered “walking frog” indigenous to the remote Andes Mountains in Ecuador. All proceeds will go toward saving one or […]
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Pacific Ocean, Saturday, May 3 2008: Today Greenpeace freed sharks, tuna, marlin and an endangered Olive Ridley turtle from the hooks of a Taiwanese longline vessel […]
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