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Earth Hour 2007 was a Sydney, Australia event to fight global warming by saving energy and raising awareness. On March 29, 2008, Earth Hour goes global.

Wildlife lovers are sure to enjoy the WWF's free pumpkin stencils and pumpkin carving directions. Carve a pumpkin this Halloween and support wildlife conservation!

WWF, the World Wildlife Fund, has announced that the second Earth Hour will be held on March 28, 2009. People worldwide turn off lights to spur action on climate change.

A guide to finding free printable Jack-O-Lantern carving patterns online to create a Halloween Jack-o-Lantern with your favorite animal pumpkin carving stencil.

Do you realise that by simply sitting on your sofa, watching TV and eating an apple you are exposing yourself to a dose of toxic chemicals?

Think environmentally this holiday season and give gifts that not only help the animal kingdom, but give you a warm, fuzzy feeling all over.

Ecoventura has introduced the first green tour boat to be placed into service in the Galapagos, an environmentally sensitive World Heritage Site.

A unique survey of South America's river dolphin populations is giving a clearer picture of the status of two threatened species and the rivers they live in.

Changes in the environment are occurring on a global scale. These environmental changes are a result of the effects of global warming and climate change.

The level of greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere continues to rise. At what carbon dioxide level is climate change self-fulfilling?

Recent reports suggest that damage to the environment is increasing, due to global warming, increasing population and the drive for economic growth.

Over 1000 cities around the world celebrate Earth Day. If you're planning your own party- here are some cocktail recipes to get you started and ideas of where to go.

While researchers agree on the basic facts about the giant panda, the animal with the famous black and white coat retains an air of mystery.

The Amazon rainforest, considered the lungs of the planet, continues to decline. This tropical forest is crucial in the battle against global warming.

This unusual animal and its habitat in Tasmania is believed to be extinct, although historical sightings have been reported.

Tswalu Kalahari Reserve in South Africa is owned by the well-known Oppenheimer family and gives a new meaning the phrase - luxury private game reserve.