Tag Archive | "habitat"
The “Lost Brittlestar City” of Antartica
Image from laszio-photo The world record for the fastest a human can swim as a matter of fact, is just over 5 miles an hour. I explain that as a way of proving that there are sea stars thriving in a current in Antarctica that would leave [...]
Continue reading...City Council Spends $120,000 to Move Four Newts
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Local government officials in Britain recently spent £60,000($120,000) to move four newts from a building site on a school’s grounds. Image by Christian Fischer Four Great Crested Newts, an endangered species, were found on the grounds of Fallibroome High School in the city of Macclesfield. Under EU and [...]
Continue reading...Ice – Not Just Cold Stuff
Saturday, December 29, 2007
Polar bears have a hard time of it in regards to climate change, firstly there is the concern that the reduction of sea ice would lead to them not being able to hunt sufficiently to survive. Now another issue has been raised,
Continue reading...Mexicans Fight to Save Monarch Habitat
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Mexican President Felipe Calderon has pledged nearly $5 million in an effort to protect monarch butterflies through tourism. The money will go towards development and advertising for the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve. The reserve
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Wednesday, May 21, 2008
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