"Underwater Baited Hook" Is World Wildlife Federation's Smart Gear Winner
2009-09-20 03:08:00 At the moment an albatross swoops down to the sea for a bit of fish bait, it can go from being one of the most graceful soaring and swooping birds to being "bycatch," the term for an unintended victim of a fishery net that few birds escape. The winner of this year's World Wildlife Federation's (WWF) Smart Gear competition has tackled the problem of bird bycatch with its invention, for now called quite simply the "underwater baited hook."
Botany wrote a new blog post: A day in "Eden" (St. Marks National Wildlife
2009-08-30 18:48:00 Botany wrote a new blog post: A day in "Eden" (St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge)
Wildlife Faces Cancer Threat
2009-06-26 06:12:00 While cancer touches the lives of many humans, it is also a major threat to wild animal populations as well, according to a recent study by the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS).Green turtles... Extensive site includes news of various topics like Marine animals,Marine biology, sharks,Whales,sea mammals,endangered species,birds,turtles,penguine,-seal,planktons,Fish,coral reef,coastal environment and more
Wildlife Reclaiming the Buffer Zone
2009-06-22 13:30:00 Via BBC News, Sheep rule defunct Cyprus village: In 1974, after Turkish troops arrived on the island amid political upheaval, the residents of Variseia – who were Greek Cypriots – received 24 hours’ notice to leave their homes as conflict enveloped Cyprus. Eventually a divide was created to separate Turkish Cypriots from Greek Cypriots, a barrier that ...
By: Migrations
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary ? Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
2009-06-06 05:41:00 Photos from Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Neil Whitfield wrote a new blog post: Wildlife in Surry Hills
2009-03-04 00:48:00 Neil Whitfield wrote a new blog post: Wildlife in Surry Hills
How Does a Solar Eclipse Affect Wildlife?
2008-12-18 05:45:00 Is there any effect of Solar Eclipse on wild life. Any scientific study reference? I think there are many misconceptions based one what one feels. I want scientific references.
Wildlife In Bronze
2008-12-05 12:24:00 "Featured in Sport Afield and Collected by Wildlife World MusemJim Stafford's contribution to the world of art is shown by the spirit of his subject reflected in Wildlife In Bronze"WildlifeInBronze.com -
By: weblogART
Wildlife Art Painting Video - ?Elegance - Trumpeter Swan?
2008-11-11 09:27:00 Here’s my latest video. Enjoy!Bonnie SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Wildlife Art Painting Video - “Elegance - Trumpeter Swan”", url: "http://www.lathamstudios.com/b-onniesblog/blog/2008/11/11/wild-life-art-painting-video-eleganc-e-trumpeter-swan/" });
Chinese Wildlife ? Endangered Symbols
2008-08-13 07:01:00 In honor of the Olympic Games in Beijing, I decided to learn about some endangered animals in China. Some were familiar to me while others were new. How many of these species have you heard of? Giant Panda The giant panda is one of China's best-
Wildlife Springs Preserve Las Vegas Celebrates A One Year Anniversary
2008-06-09 06:59:00 Wildlife Springs Preserve Las Vegas celebrates a one year anniversary today. The Springs Preserve is a $235 million attraction modeled after Central Park in New York, NY. Expectations for the attraction, including 180 acres of galleries, museums and desert plans, have been strong but Las Vegas visitors haven’t made it a place to visit ... Tags: Las Vegas Real Estate, Las Vegas News, springs preserve, springs preserve las vegas, las vegas museum, las vegas birthplace, las vegas attraction (Comments)
Conservationists alledge police and military involvement in wildlife trade
2008-06-08 08:33:00 Northern Sumatra: Non-governmental organizations have recently alledged that the police and military are systematically involved in the illegal trade of endangered species in northern Sumatra. They said that police and military officers were involved in the transportation of animals such as the Sumatran tiger and anteater found in protected forests in Riau, North Sumatra and Aceh, ...
Nature Is Pissed
2008-06-06 21:00:00 After many years of debate over global warming, nature is finally taking a stand and letting humans know how it feels. I guess we shoulda signed that Kyoto thingy….
Plight of the Puffin
2008-06-05 00:44:00 Our cute friends the Puffin are having some struggles, with numbers of breeding pairs plummeting in one of their breeding grounds on the Isle of May, just down the road and a short ferry ride from where I grew up in Scotland.Only 70% of nests on the island are now being occupied, while adult birds that have landed on the island have been underweight and malnourished. The finding follows the discovery of numerous dead puffins washing up along the coast over the last two winters.Professor Mike Harris, the lead researcher with the Oxfordshire-based Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, said the precise causes of the decline were complex and unclear but it seemed very likely that warming seas, changes and shifts in puffin food supplies, and intensive fishing across the North Sea were to blame.Although the bird ? which has a relatively long 30-year lifecycle - congregates in large colonies such as the Isle of May to breed in the spring, it spreads across the sea to winter on the water. It al...
Moose Maternity Ward
2008-06-04 10:00:00 The kids came in this weekend reporting that they'd seen a moose and then suddenly they'd seen two moose. Just like that.I'm not really fond of moose--the crab apple pirates--but even I had to admit that baby is kind of cute. In a moosey kind of way.Technorati tags: Anchorage, Alaska, moose, wildlife
By: Scribbit
Racing for Wildlife 200 ARCA RE/MAX Series Race Set for Friday, June 13
2008-05-31 14:40:00 http://www.racingforwildlife.or-g/ Ryan Newman's Racing For Wildlife will be sponsoring the ARCA RE/MAX in June at the Michigan International Speedway. The Racing For Wildlife 200 will be on Friday June 13th.On top of that they will be sponsoring the race for the next three years. I actually learned about this a couple of weeks ago ...
National Wildlife Magazine, June/July 2008
2008-05-30 07:26:00 National Wildlife Magazine: National Wildlife Federation’s award-winning, full-color nature magazine! Treatment of America's wild creatures and places through full-color photo galleries, natural history features, outdoor adventure articles and news items of ecological concern. Conservation-minded magazine of nature and the environment. (Amazon.com)
By: Asiaing.com
Celebrate Fishing/Boating Week at a National Wildlife Refuge
2008-05-27 00:00:00 Introduce your youngster to fishing, or come fish together as a family at a national wildlife refuge during National Fishing and Boating Week, June 1-8.
Wednesday Wanderings - Wildlife Quartet
2008-05-14 10:30:00 Over this next four week period I will be showcasing more pictures on a related theme from my photographic wanderings. At the end of the four weeks I will display all four pictures for you to vote for your favourite. You can vote by leaving a comment on my blog . One lucky voter will win a A4 mounted print (400mm x 500mm mount) of their favourite picture (completely free of charge including P&P), which would normally be £35.00. I will choose the winner by putting the comments in a virtual hat and then notifying the winner via their blog.(the only time I will require an address is to be able to post the winning picture, once this has been done the address will be destroyed and will not be passed on to any 3rd party) The theme for this quartet will be ....WildlifeThis picture is called ...BalancingThe Four Spotted Chaser is one of the first dragonflies to appear. I still remember the day when I first became a dragon hunter and came across one of these, I followed it for ages to g...
Free Santa Cruz Birding and Wildlife Viewing Kit
2008-05-11 18:08:00 http://santacruz.org/things/wil-dlife_request.cfm
By: Free Stuff Times
Project Leader - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Strike Team, Various locations, AZ
2008-05-08 17:49:00 PROJECT LEADER- U.S. FISH & WILDLIFE STRIKE TEAM Summary: SCA is currently hiring 4-6 experienced field leaders to supervise 4 young adults doing invasive plant management work. Collaborate with the USFWS staff to set and achieve targets for invasive weed control and public education. Projects will mostly target tamarisk using mechanical and chemical control methods with spot control of other
Wednesday Wanderings - Wildlife Quartet
2008-05-07 20:40:00 Over this next four week period I will be showcasing more pictures on a related theme from my photographic wanderings. At the end of the four weeks I will display all four pictures for you to vote for your favourite. You can vote by leaving a comment on my blog . One lucky voter will win a A4 mounted print (400mm x 500mm mount) of their favourite picture (completely free of charge including P&P), which would normally be £35.00. I will choose the winner by putting the comments in a virtual hat and then notifying the winner via their blog.(the only time I will require an address is to be able to post the winning picture, once this has been done the address will be destroyed and will not be passed on to any 3rd party) The theme for this quartet will be ....WildlifeThis picture is called ...Orange Tip ButterflyOrange tip butterflies are a colourful symbol of spring time and are usually one of the first types of butterfly you will see. Their bright orange tips certainly stand out as...
Iowa wildlife report: bunnies!
2008-05-07 20:38:00 Excuse for not mowing the lawn lately #137: I have a nest of bunnies. The kids discovered a bunny nest on our front lawn. Evidently, rabbits dig holes in the ground, birth their brood, and then cover the hole with some dried grass and bits of their own fur. We have been careful not to touch them so as not to leave human smell on them, and so far they seem to be OK with our occasional intrusion. As I understand it, rabbits lactate like any mammal, and the mother nurses them only a few minutes out of the day, but rabbit milk is powerful nutritious, so it balances out. Bunnies take about a month to mature enough to go it alone. Also, rabbits aren't particularly attentive mothers. We've seen her come back to the nest at night. Usually she leaves it with more grass and fur piled on it, in an attempt to hide it better. With wilderness all around us, I don't know why she chose the lawn of a suburban home for her nursery. So the pics aren't too sharp, because I'm trying to be...
Iowa wildlife report: bunnies!
2008-05-07 20:38:00 Excuse for not mowing the lawn lately #137: I have a nest of bunnies. The kids discovered a bunny nest on our front lawn. Evidently, rabbits dig holes in the ground, birth their brood, and then cover the hole with some dried grass and bits of their own fur. We have been careful not to touch them so as not to leave human smell on them, and so far they seem to be OK with our occasional intrusion. As I understand it, rabbits lactate like any mammal, and the mother nurses them only a few minutes out of the day, but rabbit milk is powerful nutritious, so it balances out. Bunnies take about a month to mature enough to go it alone. Also, rabbits aren't particularly attentive mothers. We've seen her come back to the nest at night. Usually she leaves it with more grass and fur piled on it, in an attempt to hide it better. With wilderness all around us, I don't know why she chose the lawn of a suburban home for her nursery. So the pics aren't too sharp, because I'm trying to be...
Wildlife filmmaker, crea tus propios documentales
2008-05-07 19:43:00 Wildlife fimmaker es un servicio de la web National Geographic donde puedes crear tus propios documentales a partir de vídeos y sonidos de animales que puedes acompañar con música y textos. Enlace | Wildlife fimmaker
Where the Buffalo may roam?
2008-05-07 02:33:00 When I think of the American plains, I imagine the sweet grasses blowing in the wind, and the wild Buffalo roaming with their herds. The Buffalo are most Sacred to my people. They were placed here for some very good reasons, as they spread the seeds and fertilized the land. Once they provided food and ...
Robotic Wildlife Aid Study of Real-Life Critters
2008-05-06 13:40:00 Tech News World has a great story on how scientists are now using robo-animals to further their studies into certain species.One gray squirrel, its bushy tail twitching, barked a warning as another scrounged for food nearby. It was an ordinary spring day at Hampshire College, except that the rodent issuing the warning was powered by amps, not acorns. Dubbed "Rocky" after the cartoon character, the robo-squirrel is working its way into Hampshire's live-squirrel clique, controlled by researchers several yards away with a laptop computer and binoculars. Sarah Partan, an assistant professor in animal behavior at Hampshire, hopes that by capturing a close-up view of squirrels in nature, Rocky will help her team decode squirrels' communication techniques, social cues and survival instincts. Basic Models Rocky is among many robotic critters worldwide helping researchers observe animals in their natural environments rather than in labs. The research could let scientists better understa...
By: Blog Zone
National Wildlife Magazine, April/May 2008
2008-05-05 07:13:00 National Wildlife Magazine: National Wildlife Federation’s award-winning, full-color nature magazine! Treatment of America's wild creatures and places through full-color photo galleries, natural history features, outdoor adventure articles and news items of ecological concern. Conservation-minded magazine of nature and the environment. (Amazon.com)
By: Asiaing.com
Wednesday Wanderings - Wildlife Quartet
2008-04-30 19:31:00 Over this next four week period I will be showcasing more pictures on a related theme from my photographic wanderings. At the end of the four weeks I will display all four pictures for you to vote for your favourite. You can vote by leaving a comment on my blog . One lucky voter will win a A4 mounted print (400mm x 500mm mount) of their favourite picture (completely free of charge including P&P), which would normally be £35.00. I will choose the winner by putting the comments in a virtual hat and then notifying the winner via their blog.(the only time I will require an address is to be able to post the winning picture, once this has been done the address will be destroyed and will not be passed on to any 3rd party)The theme for this quartet will be ....WildlifeThis picture is called ...Bee And Lavender Nothing says Summer more to me, than the sound of bees feeding on lavenderYou can view all the 'Wednesday Wandering' pictures at my web site Dragons and Damsels Wildlife Photog...
~*~ Happy Birthday Defenders of Wildlife ~*~
2008-04-30 04:26:00 Wow, I almost missed this one! I am really busy playing catch-up after taking a bit of time away from taking care of business, so I wish to offer a belated ~*~ Happy Birthday ~*~ to the wonderful people who have dedicated so much to the World’s wildlife… Defenders of Wildlife. Defenders of Wildlife was born ...
The fight to Save America?s Wolves
2008-04-29 23:01:00 Let’s take a few moments to check in and see how we are doing in our fight to save America’s Wolves. Yesterday, Defenders of Wildlife and eleven other conservation groups filed a lawsuit in federal court and asked for an emergency injunction to stop the slaughter of Greater Yellowstone?s wolves and restore some common sense to ...
Steve Irwin?s Wildlife Org Building Strawbale Animal Hospital
2008-04-29 18:16:00 Wildlife Warriors Worldwide, the organization set up by Steve Irwin and his family, is currently in the midst of building the “world’s largest wildlife hospital” next door to the Australia Zoo in Queensland. Even better, the massive structure will be built using strawbale — making it one of the biggest such creations using the material ...
By: Ecorazzi
Ryan Newman, Bobby Allison Help Racing For Wildlife In Talladega
2008-04-26 17:07:00 Ryan Newman had a long Interview yesterday at Talladega Superspeedway. I have the whole thing downloaded and plan on getting it “chopped” up to share with you, but I just have not had the time. Part 1Part 2 For starters Ryan along with Bobby Allison announced they are going to help Racing For Wildlife to help ...
Staglands Wildlife Park
2008-04-25 07:30:00 As it is now the kids two week break from school and kindy, it means trying to find some type of entertainment, of course living in Wellington that isn't hard to do!Since moving house I have made the agreement with the Jo, Susan, Joan and Jenny that I will go to their homes as normal every Tuesday, but when it comes the holidays they will come my way, and so of course came the idea of Staglands. We have been before but it is an amazing place that the children just adore. It's basically and open wildlife park where you can get up close and personal with the various animals. It really does however amaze me how this place operates, in the UK it would have just been stamped with 'health and safety risk' and shut down. It's amazing how these Kiwi's have a better outlook on life, so comes the saying I suppose of 'Oh it will be alright mate'.A bit low on numbers today as only Susan and Jo could make it, but that wasn't going to dampen our enthusiasm. The weather was good to us as...
Protections lifted? Wolves are being killed!
2008-04-25 07:21:00 It truly sickens me to hear about wolves being hunted down and killed! So many people have worked so hard to bring awareness to the caring public, and at times like this it seems all for nothing. What is it that makes some people believe they can dominate nature in such a cruel way? Lifting ...
Connect with Nature at Shangri La Botanical Gardens
2008-04-24 02:39:00 In honor of my love for nature and all things natural, I am always curious to find places which represent the natural world in ways meant to benefit all, while providing quality education to help nurture a love of the wonders of nature in children. It is so very important to allow these young minds a chance ...
Why You Don?t Take Your Kids To The Zoo
2008-04-23 15:00:00 This little guy obviously thinks he’s a squirrel, cause he’s got a mouthful of nuts. I gotta say, until I saw these pictures, I was unaware of how popular the blow job is on Animal Planet. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Why You Don’t Take Your Kids To The Zoo", url: "http://tastybooze.com/2008/04/-why-you-dont-take-your-kids-to--the-zoo/" });
World Wildlife Fund comes out in support of electric drive
2008-04-21 03:58:00 The head of the World Wildlife Fund has come out publicly in favor of the electrification of the world's transportation system. James Leape, director general of WWF International, has declared that cars need to get smaller, lighter and far more efficient. Leape also said that cars should be migrating to electric drive because it is more efficient than internal combustion engines. As an organization that supports preserving animal species, the WWF has a vested interest in helping to mitigate phenomena like climate change, deforestation and other environmental problems. All the car-makers are working on a variety of electric drive vehicles using multiple technological approaches. There are of course multiple issues with all of these including cost, durability, range, etc. There is also, of course, the issue of producing electricity to power plug-in vehicles. Somewhere there's a chorus repeating the mantra that we need to work aggressively to develop sustainable methods of generating...
Wildlife Works
2008-04-19 02:50:00 Did you know joining a conservation revolution is as easy as purchasing a Wildlife Works product? Wildlife Works’ has a visionary company mission to create brilliant sustainable solutions for...
By: Green Options
Apple farmers use pigs instead of pesticides
2008-04-13 08:48:00 Jim Koan has a 120-acre apple farm in Flushing, MI. Plagued by the Plum Curculio Beetle that lays its eggs in apples and makes the fruit drop too early from trees, Koan could have used frequent sprays of pesticides for years to get rid of the beetles, or he could use pigs. He tried chickens and ...
Pelicans Flying in Formation
2008-04-12 16:36:00 .flickr-photo { border: solid 2px #000000; }.flickr-yourcomment { }.flickr-frame { text-align: left; padding: 3px; }.flickr-caption { font-size: 0.8em; margin-top: 0px; } Pelicans Flying in Formation, originally uploaded by TRPhoto. Pelicans Flying in FormationCopyright 2006 Tony Rath Photographywww.trphoto.comBeliz-e Stock ImagesBelize Information
By: Images of Belize
Madagascar: Saving wildlife
2008-04-10 20:59:00 A new report on Reuters AlertNet tells how scientists trying to save Madagascar wildlife are using a new method which takes a global view of the environment. “Drawing on decades of field research about 2,315 species found only on the island nation off Africa’s east coast, conservation scientists have mapped out a way to protect all ...
Boracay wildlife
2008-04-10 05:26:00 Contrary to popular belief, Boracay hosts some awesome migratory species. Below are some photos of them caught in their natural habitat.But let me caution wildlife photographers, especially the amateur ones. These species can come down hard on you if they ever catch you taking their photograph. Their male partners can be especially territorial and won't think twice about ripping you apart if they catch you taking an interest on their mate.Best if you employ telephoto lenses at all times.
By: Inner Sanctum
African wildlife masterpieces - the Jouberts
2008-04-10 04:41:00 Reference Sites: Journalimage.com - Candid Street Pictures Photoduniya.com - Nature Photography & Nikon Tutorials Travelduniya.com - Travel Photography & Locational Guides ProMediaBlog.com - Pro Blogging Tips & Tutorials The Joubert family has settled in Botswan to film and photograph the African Wildlife in it’s natural environment. Giving up a luxurious city life, they have been working for the National Geographic ...
Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging: Birds, Exotic Pets, and Wildlife
2008-04-09 00:00:00 Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging: Birds, Exotic Pets, and Wildlife (Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging) (http://www.amazon.com/Veterina-ry-Diagnostic-Imaging-Exotic-Wi-ldlife/dp/0323025277/ref=pd_zg_-rss_nr_b_14439_18?ie=UTF8 tag=indonvetercom-20)by Charles S. Farrow (Author)Publication Date: May...
New Wildlife On Sunset View Drive
2008-04-08 22:34:00 Now I know it is all about Disney and Universal and Busch and Wet and Wild and cheap cheap shopping and all you can eat buffets but Central Florida has some great wildlife too. In fact if you happen to be staying at this vacation rental you are going to see these two guys out ...
By: VRBooker
Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
2008-04-08 17:18:00 Enjoy at day inland at the Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge. It’s just 20 minutes from Boca Raton. It promises to have something for the whole family to enjoy, but it is truly a bird lover’s paradise. The park prote...
Warmup and Wildlife April, 2nd,2008
2008-04-03 07:58:00 The weather has been a bit of everything around Southeast Idaho. Rain, snow and even some slightly warm days. Well I think we will finally break out of the Freezing cold temps and pass up 50 degrees this weekend. Should be great for a 4 wheel drive (except for higher ground where tons of snow ...
Homeland Security Says, Finish the Fence ? Forget About The Wildlife
2008-04-01 20:32:00 In a desperate rush to complete something (anything) that at least a few Americans will consider worthwhile, by the end of his term, the Bush administration plans to run roughshod over environmental...
By: Green Options
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