$30,000 Reward for Information on Killings of Critically Endangered Hawaiian Monk Seals (0)
1/23/12 •
Conservation organizations have joined to offer a reward for information about the recent killing of three critically endangered Hawaiian monk seals. The death of a fourth seal is also suspicious. Three were killed on Molokai, and the fourth on Kauai. Tip line: 1-855-DLNR-TIP.
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Swinomish Tribe Watching Water Rights (0)
1/02/12 •
Agriculture, development and human activites have led to declines in salmon runs throughout Puget Sound. These activities lead to a reduction in the stream flows needed for salmon to spawn and migrate.
Christmas reindeer mystery as world’s largest herd plummets (Comments Off)
12/22/11 •
The world’s largest reindeer herd, which roams the vast tundra of Quebec and Labrador in eastern Canada has plummeted in size. The local indigenous people blame the spread of massive industrial projects in the area.
Heed Ecological Insights of Tribal Peoples in Global Decisions at the COP17 (Comments Off)
11/29/11 •
As the United Nation’s Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP17) conference begins in Durban, South Africa, Indigenous advocacy group Survival International is calling for global decisions concerning climate change heed traditional ecological knowledge and insights of tribal peoples.
‘Virtuous Circles’ That Mimic Natural Cycles Can Secure Food Supplies and Address Climate Change (Comments Off)
11/26/11 •
A book from the International Institute for Environment and Development paints a vivid picture of an alternative future in which food, energy and water supplies are sustainable and in the control of local communities. The authors call instead for circular systems that mimic natural cycles to produce food, energy, materials and clean water.
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