Wildlife Conservation
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California Pipeline Pulled Like ‘Bowstring,’ Coast Guard Says, As Oil Cleanup Continues
Cleanup crews and environmental authorities are racing to contain the devastation linked to a large oil spill off the Southern California…
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David Lindenmayer’s new book is a reminder the world is still beautiful
But the world is still a beautiful place. And for Canberra scientist David Lindenmayer, it’s the ash forests of Victoria…
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How to help one of Australia’s rarest birds save itself from extinction
Once common across its native home in Tasmania’s white gum forests, the pardalote has become endangered through habitat loss. Mike…
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Ireland seeks peace for Wally the Walrus
The Irish government wants the public to leave Wally the Walrus alone. Shawn Pogatchnik Politico The 800-kilogram walrus has become…
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Australia saves Barrier Reef World Heritage status, cops climate deadline
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) controls World Heritage listings and on Friday night a committee of…
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Record number of manatees die in Florida as food source dries up
More manatees have died already this year than in any other year in Florida’s recorded history, primarily from starvation due…
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‘Heat dome’ probably killed 1bn marine animals on Canada coast, experts say
‘The shore doesn’t usually crunch when you walk’ Leyland Cecco The Guardian More than 1 billion marine animals along Canada’s…
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We discovered a new fossil species of horseshoe crab (and named it after David Attenborough)
But the fossil record shows that hundreds of millions of years ago they came in a huge range of shapes…
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Friday essay: a rare bird — how Europeans got the black swan so wrong
The official emblem of Western Australia, depicted in the state flag and coat-of-arms, it decorates several public buildings. David Haworth…
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‘Dark’ ships off Argentina ring alarms over possible illegal fishing
But there’s a similar scenario playing out off the coast of Argentina: each year, hundreds of foreign-owned vessels are also…
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China watches on as a herd of elephants wanders from town to town, causing over $1 million in damage
Asian elephants are native to the south-western province of Yunnan, but one herd has migrated unusually far northward this year,…
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Hundreds of fishing fleets that go ‘dark’ suspected of illegal hunting, study finds
Giant distant-water fishing fleets, primarily from China, are switching off their tracking beacons to evade detection while they engage in…
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‘The distance from Perth to London’: How a gas company cleared the Kimberley
Such is the scope of the clearing, scientists and local Indigenous people fear some areas could become open killing fields,…
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Population of Australia’s only unique seal has fallen by 60%, study finds
The population of Australia’s only unique seal has fallen by more than 60% in just four decades, with experts worried…
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Experts call for global policy on moving species at risk from climate change
As global temperatures increase, experts predict many species will have to move away from the planet’s equatorial regions towards cooler…
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Overfishing, Conservation, Sustainability, and Farmed Fish
Much like drone fishing, there are serious ethical issues of interest to the average angler. Coty Perry YourBassGuy There’s another commonality…
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