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Antarctic Could House World’s Biggest Marine Sanctuary
by Graham Readfeam / The Guardian An extraordinarily big thing might happen in the world of marine conservation next month at a meeting in Germany of a little known international commission. And while...
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Indonesia to Use Rain-Making Technology to Stop Forest Fires. Seems Legit.
by Rabb!t / Earth First! Newswire The Indonesian rainforest is in an unbalanced tug-o-war between corporations and the wild, and the government’s problem-solution/problem-solution/problem dance of...
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Mysterious Die-offs in Florida Lagoon
by Gayathri Vaidyanathan / Discovery News At least 111 manatees, 300 pelicans, and 46 dolphins — emaciated to the point of skin and bones — were all found dead in America’s most biologically diverse...
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David Hasselhoff Crabs Face Extinction
by Russ McSpadden / Earth First! News You may think this is a joke but it isn’t. The hairy-chested Yeti crab, nicknamed the “Hoff” by deep-sea scientists for its resemblance to the luscious body hair...
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Jaguar Threatens Open-pit Mine Plan in Southern Arizona
by Tony Davis / AZ Star A male jaguar has roamed the Santa Rita Mountains’ eastern flank for at least nine months, photos obtained from the federal government show. The remote cameras have photographed...
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Climate Change Could Wipe Out Amazing Baobab Trees in Madagascar
by John R. Platt / The Scientific American The Ewe people of Togo, Africa, have a proverb: “Wisdom is like a baobab tree; no one individual can embrace it.” The proverb refers to the massive trees of...
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Caught on Tape: One of World’s Rarest Orchids — Watch Video
from the Center for Biological Diversity Coleman’s coralroot is a stunning purple orchid that exists in only a few mountain ranges in the Southwest. Fewer than 200 are known to exist in the wild, and...
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Cascadia Calling!
by Cascadia Forest Defenders Comrades, Allies, Friends! For almost three months, Cascadia Forest Defenders have been tree sitting and blockading the White Castle Timber sale – against the destruction...
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First New Carnivore Identified in Western Hemisphere for 35 Years
“Olinguito” emerges from the mists of Ecuador, bringing 100 years of mistaken identity to an end by Ian Sample / the Guardian A small, wide-eyed beast with luxuriant orange fur has been identified as a...
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Genetically Pure Bison Returned to Fort Belknap After a Century Away
from Indian Country Today Media Network Onlookers hooted, hollered and cheered as bison were coaxed off the trailer and went racing off onto the plain of the Fort Belknap Reservation in Montana. On...
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