Thursday, 9 February, 2012

Study finds that many fish are getting more common; blames state fish-stocking efforts for the homogenization.

World population has reached 6 billion. What does this mean for the environment, resources, humanity? Six billion people on Earth — is that a good thing?

How wildlife is changing our cities and suburbs: Cats kill birds. Deer destroy plants. Raccoons deal death.

Diseases in the oceans are making people sick: Sewage, cholera, toxic algae, pollution on the reef. We’re afraid to say it’s enough to make a swimming pool sound good!

Teaching animals to survive in the wild: Keiko the whole, the whooping crane, and the golden lion tamarin.

Shrinking resources on Earth: Want to try living without fish or chocolate?

For the first time since 1989, ivory will be on the market — legally. This will protect elephants?