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Articles related to "Risk Of Extinction"
Why the Florida Manatee is at Risk of Extinction While boat accidents are a well-known danger to the Florida manatee, a small gene pool and critical habitat changes also affect the future of this marine mammal species. florida manatee population • reduced genetic diversity • harmful algal blooms • boat accident • southwest florida development
Northern Hairy-Nosed Wombat Lone population of critically endangered northern hairy-nosed wombats is threatened by overgrazing, predation and drought. Translocation and captive breeding started. northern hairy-nosed wombat • critically endangered species • risk of extinction • overgrazing predation and drought threats • translocation and captive breeding
IUCN Red List The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species provides a uniform method for assessing how well a species is doing and assigning a conservation status. Here are the basic ideas. iucn red list • red list of threatened species • international union for conservation of nature and • conservation status • extinct
Bat DieOff And Bee Colony Collapse Agricultural concerns over losses of pollinating bees and insect eating bats. Reasons for both disease outbreaks sought. How does pesticide use figure into the equation? bat dieoff • bee colony collapse disorder • white nose syndrome • organic beekeeking • pesticide use
Galápagos Pink Iguana: New Species Discovered! It was there for five million years, but somehow they missed it until now: a pink iguana in the Galapagos Islands! galapagos pink iguana • galapagos islands • new iguana in galapagos • what is the pink iguana • galapagos iguana
Movie Critics a Dying Breed In recent months, movie critics have been laid off from their publications. This is thanks to the Internet where people are now going for influential movie rankings. internet film reviews • movie critcs suffering • film criticism • entertainment publications • rotten tomatoes
Pygmy Kangaroos Are Going Home A wildlife rehabilitation facility in Java will release 17 young pandemelons, whose parents were rescued from illegal trade, into rainforest on Papua Island. wildlife trade • dusky pandemelons • miniature kangaroos • papua island • wildlife rehabilitation
Supply and Demand an account of illegal animal trade and the ethics needed to prevent it. illegal animal trade • felony • endangered • threatened • species
Wealthy and Poor at Once This article introduces an ongoing series that will examine the many lesser-known plants and animals that could benefit humanity ... if we work to preserve them. biodiversity • e.o. wilson • crops • livestock • amazon
What is the AZA Species Survival Plan Program? The Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) is helping prevent extinction of endangered species through SSP which provide a coordinated approach to wildlife conservation. endangered species • association of zoos and aquariums • species survival plans • endangered animal reintroduction • wildlife conservation
A List of Marine Reptiles Learn about marine iguanas in the Galapagos, tropical venomous seas snakes, the deadly salt water crocodile, and endangered sea turtles. marine reptile • marine reptiles • ocean animals • a list of marine reptiles • marine
Beast of Exmoor, Mystery Cat In 1983, it killed over 100 sheep. Those who saw it believed it was a big cat, which is not native to England. It was photographed, but not killed or caught. paranormal • cryptozoology • beast of exmoor • black panthers • big cats
Canada Has A Desert! Welcome to the desert town of Osoyoos BC where you will find the lowest rainfall, highest temperatures and the warmest lakes in Canada. canada desert british columbia • osoyoos british columbia bc canada • haynes point provincial park • osoyoos lake skaha lake similkameen valley keremeo • anarchist mountain
Extinction For The Greater Bamboo Lemur? Decline of the critically endangered lemur is linked to bamboo and water resource limitation. Much of the greater bamboo lemurs' range is unprotected from development. most endangered primates • greater bamboo lemur conservation • genetic variability • exclusive bamboo diet • resource limitation
Extinction of Medicinal Plants Plant extinction is one of the many things that are threatening our environment today. There are ways to help prevent them from disappearing. big pharma • plant extinction • extinct plants • natural medicine • herbal medicine
Hope for Endangered Chinese Turtle The world's most endangered reptile is the Yangtze Giant Softshell Turtle - there are only four left. US zoos have helped their Chinese counterparts to mate two of them. giant softshell turtles • world’s most endangered reptile • shanghai soft-shell turtle • three specimens of rafetus swinhoei • wcs and tsa’ coordination of turtle mating
Native California Trout Species and Subspecies California is home to at least ten different native species, subspecies and distinct forms of trout, and many of them are at risk due to habitat degradation. native california trout species • california trout subspecies • trout indigenous to california • what are trout • native trout
Polar Bear Facts– Ursus maritimus Learn how the world's largest land carnivore catches its prey, travels over ice and through water, how it breeds, and the effect global warming may have on this mammal. polar bears • ursus maritimus • polar bear facts • what does a polar bear eat? • the worlds largest land carnivore
Pyramid Lake A remnant of Lake Lahontan, which was formed some 2,000,000 years ago, Pyramid Lake is considered a must-see for anyone visiting Northern Nevada. nevada • suite101 • pyramid • lake • pyramid lake
Saving the Honeybee As the decline of the honeybee continues drastically, homeowners are being urged to keep bees in their gardens in a bid to help protect the world's busiest insect. honeybees • honey • gardens • pollinate • extinction
Sea Creatures 101: Sea Turtles: Loggerheads Loggerhead sea turtles are one of 7 species of sea turtles known to us. They have recently been classified as "endangered". Find out more about the Loggerhead in this article. loggerhead • sea turtle • endangered species • threatened species • loggerhead sea turtle
The Pros and Cons of Swim with Manatee Tours Depending on how tours are conducted, Florida's manatees may suffer from encounters with humans, or both people and marine animals may benefit from a positive interaction swim with manatee tours • positive human interaction • animal harassment and abuse • florida marine mammals • manatee initiated contact
Where to See an Albatross Albatrosses were immortalized by Coleridge in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. People on land usually don't see these beautiful seabirds. where to see an albatross • albatross habitat • albatrosses • albatrosses follow ships • ships attract albatrosses
Rare White Lion Cubs Born White lions are extinct in the wild, and only a small number exist on a South African Nature Reserve and various zoos around the world. white lions • white lion cubs • blond lions • belgrade zoo lions • white lion protection trust
Report Reveals Widespread Decline of World's Ecosystems Summary findings of a new report reveal a widespread decline in the condition of the world's ecosystems due to increasing resource demands and warn that if the decline continues it could have devastating implications for human development and the welfare of all species. world resources institute • un environment program • environment • ecosystems • web of life
American Ginseng Poaching in US National Parks One of the ginseng species used in Traditional Chinese Medicine, this herb is a target for poachers who may wipe out the wild species and reduce wild-simulated harvests. american ginseng poaching • us national parks • north american medicinal plant • traditional chinese medicine • wild-simulated ginseng |
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