Nicolas Hulot and the global warming
Nous n’avons que deux choix, soit l’avenir nous dicte le changement et nous le subirons, soit nous le conduisons tous ensemble.
Il faut dire aux politiques “Continuez ! Nous serons là, ne vous arrêtez pas en chemin.”
Nicolas Hulot
<We have only 2 choices: either the future creates the changes and we follow accordingly, or we build it(the [...]
Show ‘Dancing’ Bears That You Really Care
Created by an award-winning advertising agency, this frightful flick is a spine-tingling tale of terror and torture. Want to know the scariest thing of all? “Dancing” bears in Pakistan and India are mercilessly mutilated just like this when they are barely a year old. Go here to see the video.
No animal should have to endure [...]
Madagascar- the land of milk and honey
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 million acres (3.7 million hectares) on Madagascar, which traditionally has had a poor conservation [...]
Wild horses in distress
Many of you still remember last year’s disastrous round-up from the Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge in Nevada, during which foals were trampled or left behind to die. Determined to make good on its plan to eradicate wild horses from the Refuge, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (FWS) is planning yet another round-up this year.
The [...]
Conservation: It’s Earth’s Best Defense!
Have you ever wondered how much water and energy your family uses each day? Conserving Earth’s natural resources means knowing your ecological footprint – the impact your lifestyle has on the planet – and how to minimize it. Here are some conservation tips for the whole family to practice at home, in the yard or [...]
You can change habitat loss in your yard and community
Excerpted from the National Wildlife Federation’s “Attracting Birds, Butterflies and Other Backyard Wildlife” by David Mizejewski
Imagine a child growing up without having the opportunity to watch a tadpole changing into a frog, to smell a wildflower, or to wade in a clear stream. As we enter the 21st century, natural places and the wildlife [...]
Orphan badgers have a chance to life
Photo Source: Badgerland
At least five times a year, Pauline Kidner receives a most unusual package: an orphaned badger cub. This time, it’s little Chestnut, an infant of about five or six weeks old. Somewhat battered and worse for the wear, Chestnut desperately needs Pauline’s expert first aid. It’s a tough world out there for [...]