Articles related to "How Many Species"
Bog Turtles Finally Seen as Threatened -- Part I
Clemmys muhlenbergii, bog turtle, Muhlenberg Bog Turtle, threatened species, endangered species
• clemmys muhlenbergii
• bog turtle
• muhlenberg bog turtle
• threatened species
• endangered species
Crabs, Mussels, Horseshoe crabs and Seahorses
Chinese mitten crab invades Cali, Mussels are endangered, and Horsehoe crabs and Seahorses also are under attack.
• chinese mitten crab
• exotic species
• invasive species
• freshwater mussels
• horseshoe crabs
Good, But Not Plenty - Endangered Dolphins
Currently, there are (at least) 14 species of dolphins that are on the endangered species list...two on the brink of extinction. What are the causes? Who is doing something about it?
• bycatch
• endangered
• extinct
• habitat
• environment
Western Gray Wolves
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service must decide whether or not to remove the controversial gray wolf from federal protections in the northern Rocky Mountains.
• wolves
• gray wolves
• wolf reintroduction
• yellowstone
• public comments
The Endangered Species Act of 1973
The U.S. Congress passed the Endangered Species Act in 1973 as a way to ensure the implementation of conservation efforts for plants and animals in danger of extinction.
• the endangered species act
• endangered species
• threatened species
• endangered species list
• endangered animals
Action Plan for Species Recovery
When bird species are threatened, human intervention and an action plan for recovery can help. The Blue Chaffinch of Gran Canaria may yet be saved in this way.
• action plan for species
• action plan for the blue chaffinch
• blue chaffinch action plan
• blue chaffinch
• canary islands
Conservation Status of Species
An explanation of what we mean when we say a species is critically endangered, endangered, threatened, vulnerable, at risk, or of special concern.
• endangered
• threatened
• species
• declining
• designations
The Four Elephant Species
Four species of elephant are recognized as DNA shows two species are different from the Asian and African. All are endangered largely due to habitat destruction and loss.
• asian elephant
• african elephant
• borneo pygmy elephant
• forest elephant
• habitat destruction and loss
What is a Keystone Species?
Keystone species provide vital habitat, food, or other necessity to a variety of other species in an ecosystem.
• keystone species
• keystones in an ecosystem
• red-naped sapsucker
• hummingbirds
• important behaviors
A growing interest in species clematis
Species clematis make good choices for southern Ontario gardens. They're easy to care for, vigorous growers that are among the most social of climbers for the garden.
• clematis
• "species clematis"
• gardening
• climbers
• "southern ontario"
Brahea species for the landscape
Braheas are tough palms that love it dry, and there are many to choose from though it takes some looking to find them.
• brahea
• nitida
• edulis
• elegans
• dulcis
Chinese Medicine and the Use of Endangered Species
The use of endangered plant and animal species in Chinese herbal medicine is an area of growing concern amongst conservation groups around the world. The following article looks at what is being done to halt this practice.
• endangered species
• animals
• plants
• herbal
•
Corn Lily - The Species Ixia
One of our favourite, widely-grown species from South Africa. A description of the Ixia species from the family Iridaceae.
• ixia
• species
• growing
• plants
• seeds
Crabs - The forgotten species
Crabs the forgotten species and the care of these creatures .
• cleaning aquariums
• crab
• hermit crabs
• bottom cleaners
• spider crabs
Endangered Species
Everyday the world is losing plant and animal life. All living things are dependent upon one another to survive. This article
lists different sites that can be access to inform the reader of
the serious nature of this problem and ways in which this problem can be addressed.
• endangered
• species
• nature
• overdevelopment
• pollution
Karner Blue Butterflies: An Endangered Species!
Today, the Blues butterflies include endangered species in both North and South America. Among the first placed on the
U.S. Endangered Species List in 1975 (receiving final approval in 1992) was the much-loved Karner Blue. Read about what can be done to help prevent the impending extinction of one of the world's most beautiful and rare species of butterflies.
• karner blues
• butterfly
• butterflies
• endangered species
• pine bush
Species Lilium Time
The ease of growing Species Liliums.
Planning ahead for garden Joy.
• species liliums
• lilies
• lillies
The Endangered Species Act
What is the Endangered Species Act? Why is it controversial? What should you know about it?
• esa
• endangered
• threatened
• species
• extinct
The Unforgettable Myosotis Species
The pretty little "forget-me-not" is an often overlooked groundcover; a wildflower that does well in the shady areas of your yard.
• forget-me-not
• forget-me-nots
• wildflowers
• myosotis
Ants, squirrels, aliens, plastic
Little-known facts about ants that destroy bridges, squirrels that wrestle rattlers, aliens that destroy other species, and plastic that pollutes.
• ants
• pruning leaves
• destruction
• squirrels
• rattlesnakes
Dolphin Feature - The Risso Dolphin
Not all dolphins offer the standard silver-gray body, long beak and sleek slim line. Take a look at one of the different species of dolphins that adorn us with it's presence.
• pods
• groups
• species
• hybrid
Dolphin Feature - The Spinner Dolphin
The name says it all with this species of dolphin. Known for the high jumps, various spins, and flips of all kinds, the Spinner dolphin is one of the most acrobatic dolphin species.
• pod
• snout
• acrobatic
• species
Drive-By Echinacea
Echinacea may change your life!
• purpurea
• pallida
• purple coneflower
• coneflowers
• medicinal herbs
Five Different Rhinosceros
The white rhino has made a limited comeback but black, Sumatran, Javan and Indian rhinoceros are all Endangered or Critically Endangered.
• black rhinoceros
• critically endangered species
• poaching
• habitat loss
• rhinoceros horn
Freshwater Pollution
Many invertebrates live in freshwater, and those that live in streams can be used to indicate water quality.
• stream pollution
• invertebrates
• biotic index
• indicator species
• kick sampling
King of the Forest
wildlife, endangered species, habitats,
wildlife refuge
• wildlife
• endangered species
• habitats
Moraea - Part 5
Moraea for the average gardener to grow, the delight of their hue and flowering times.
• moraea
• goldblatt
• species moraeas
Mothers of Nature
In celebration of Mother's Day this month we take a closer look at a few of the known and some of the unusual mothers of nature.
• pennsylvania nature
• mothers of nature
• nature
• animal
• taxonomy
New Clouded Leopard Discovered
On March 14, the World Wildlife Fund announced discovery of a new species of clouded leopard in Borneo and Sumatra.
• wild cat
• leopard
• clouded leopard
• borneo
• sumatra
News Update
This article summarizes a few interesting news items on population, elephants, endangered species.
• endangered species
• elephants
• rhinos
• population
Passionflowers
There has fallen a splendid tear
From the passion-flower at the gate
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• passion flowers
• passiflora
• gardening
• passionflower
• passionflowers
Poaching Increases in India
Between late March and the end of April 2007, three of India's top wildlife reserves have been heavily hit by poachers, losing endangered rhinoceros, tiger and lion.
• poaching
• endangered species
• wildlife trafficking syndicates
• indian rhinoceros
• asiatic lion
Promoting a Sustainable Marine Aquarium Hobby
CITES is a voluntary agreement between nations to ensure the trade in both living and non-living wild animals does not threaten any species' survival.
• convention on international trade in endangered sp
• cites
• u.s. fish and wildlife service
• threatened species of coral
• endangered species of coral
Sustainable Fish Choices
4 fish species make the near-extinction list that enlightened eaters and chefs around the world should avoid. If they don't in five short years certain fish may be gone.
• endangered fish species
• endangered fish alliance
• chilean seabass
• orange roughy
• caviar
Turtle Troubles in SE Asia
The Chinese have an appetite for turtles and tortoises. Two Chinese food markets are said to have sold an estimated 10,000 turtles of various kinds in two days and another estimate suggests there are at least 12 such markets in China. If they all sell turtles at that rate, an estimated 12 million turtles end up as food and Chinese medicine.
• turtles
• tortoises
• endangered species
• asia
• china
Viviparid snails
Viviparid snails are rather unusual among freshwater snails. They give birth to live young, and live quietly as filter feeders. The lid on the back of their foot allows them to survive well in swamps and shallow waters.
• viviparid
• snail
• viviparus
• reproduction
• filter feeding
What are Herbicides?
Usually used for killing weeds and unwanted plants, herbicides are widely used around the world in gardening and agriculture.
• herbicide
• weeds
• species-specific
• non-specific
• chemically produced
What is a Wildflower?
It typically grows wild, or was not seeded intentionally.
• wildflower
• native plant
• weeds
• flowers
• plant characteristics
What is the CWF?
The Canadian Wildlife Federation (CFW) Protects Birds and Other Species.
• canadian wildlife federation
• cwf
• birds
• animal species
• natural habitats
World Conservation Monitoring Centre
Wildlife statistics, International conservation, endangered species,
• wildlife statistics
• international conservation
• endangered species
• environment
• world conservation monitoring centre