Welcome to our wildlife blog, covering aspects directly relating to the living planet. Business, Finance and Technology articles are included together with the more romantic side of wildlife today such as Ecology, Safaris and Photography.
We round off our articles with up to date news on Wildlife parks and travel in general.
We look forward to receiving your comments.
An international team of scientists has identified a nesting population of leatherback sea turtles in Gabon, West Africa as the world’s largest. The research, published in the May issue of Biological Conservation, involved country-wide land and aerial surveys that estimated a population of between 15,730 and 41,373 female turtles using the nesting beaches. The study highlights the importance of conservation work to manage key sites and protected areas in Gabon.
With world population expected to reach 9 billion by 2050, large investments in ecological infrastructure services need to be made, and fast, if more in the way of food, water, energy and social crises are to be avoided, asserted UN Under-Secretary General and UNEP Executive Director Achim Steiner as the latest bi-annual meeting of the UN Commission on Sustainable Development opened in New York City last week.
Welcome to our blog about to a small degree things wildlife, including Ecology, Photography, Safaris 1,000,000 wildlife Parks.
Also take a look at our new sections on business, travel, finance one million technology in wildlife concerns today. We look forward to receiving your comments.
Ecological disturbance is disastrous for animal one million plant life. There are more problems owing to deforestation 1,000,000 global warming that is severely affecting species. Evolution is another feature in a little living beings. There are changes in the physical characteristics, habitat one thousand thousand adaptability in animals that is also promoting migration in animal life. The percentage of endangered species each year is increasing one million there are efforts by several organizations to save them from extinction.