Will jellyfish inherit the Earth, or at least the oceans? (let’s hope not) (MSNBC) “A study released Thursday found that the spineless creatures are becoming the dominant predator in areas where fish species are being reduced by overfishing and habitat destruction. It’s not … Continue reading
A glimpse of the first solar-powered town ever in the UK! The future is all about clean energy (TreeHugger) If the above embedded video does not display,
Coral reef winners and losers (Science Mag) “Scientists have just made the job of those trying to save the world’s coral reefs a bit easier. A new map published today pinpoints the reefs that can still be saved—and those that … Continue reading
African lions probably 2 distinct species (Wildlife Extra) “There is a remarkable difference between the lions of west and central Africa compared to those in the east and south of the continent, according to new research.” “The study suggests that … Continue reading
Incredible visualization on how much water people, countries and food uses (Visualizing.org) It takes 60,000 kg of water to produce one kg of beef. It takes 700 kg of water to produce one kg of apples. The US has a … Continue reading
Research Links Heavy Rains and Snow to Humans (New York Times) “An increase in heavy precipitation that has afflicted many countries is at least partly a consequence of human influence on the atmosphere, climate scientists reported in a new study.” … Continue reading
CONANP’s Rare Pride campaign will protect a habitat for 30 species in the Isla San Pedro Martir Biosphere Reserve by training local fishers in sustainable practices such as respecting no-take zones and selective fishing methods to reduce overfishing. Photo courtesy … Continue reading
This photo of a sea turtle comes courtesy of Flickr user Nemo’s great uncle. Gulf Oil Spill: 70,000 Turtle Eggs To Be Moved From Oily Beaches In Massive Relocation Effort “An effort to save thousands of sea turtle hatchlings from … Continue reading
This photo from the ongoing oil spill in the Niger Delta comes courtesy of Flickr Jenn Farr. More Oil Spilled in Nigeria Every Year than in the Gulf of Mexico “In fact, more oil is spilled from the delta’s network … Continue reading
This post originated on RarePlanet, our online community inspiring conservation. It was written by Latin America Pride Program Manager Oswaldo R Contreras Gonzalez. On the public stage of Kino Bay´s boulevard, Campaign Manager Adriana Ochoa, Marina the sea turtle mascot, … Continue reading