MsCuttsScienceWildlife A Philosophical Critique of the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation rewilding.org - Kirk Robinson The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation (NAM), first published in 2001, was written by three white male hunter-biologists: Valerius Geist, …
MsCuttsScienceWildlife 9 Brands That Support Wildlife and Habitat Conservation - Great Big Story greatbigstory.com - Kristine Solomon We hand-picked products from companies that are working to protect endangered wildlife species and their habitats. If we're giving to ourselves, we …
MsCuttsScienceOrnithology This is an image of two pandas having sex. Here's why it means a lot. - Science Mashable - Sukhbir CheemaThere's nothing cuter and satisfying than watching two giant pandas having some real good sexy time. Just ask this zoo from the Netherlands which celebrated the occasion by posting an uncensored image
MsCuttsScienceFrogs Researchers Fight a Devastating Amphibian Infection Using Heat the-scientist.com Luke Jones spent the early evening of July 12 last year crouched in several inches of dusty ash in a secluded region of Montserrat’s tropical dry …
MsCuttsScienceSnakes Longest snake in North America found breeding in Alabama for first time since 1954 al.com - Dennis Pillion | dpillion@al.com For the first time since 1954, biologists found evidence that the federally protected eastern indigo snake is breeding on its own in Alabama. A …
MsCuttsScienceTurtles Lawsuit Filed to Protect Turtles in Mississippi, Louisiana U.S. News & World Report - Associated Press NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Two environmental groups have sued the Trump administration, saying it has failed to protect map turtles found in Mississippi and …
MsCuttsScienceConservation Marine parks need to move along with the animals they’re protecting Popular Science - Ula ChrobakAn overhaul of the 1982 UN Law of the Sea is giving us a chance to better conserve ocean species. When we think of areas set aside to protect species, they tend to be fixed land expanses: national parks,
MsCuttsScienceScience Lions are starving to death in a Sudan park. A worldwide campaign is underway to save them. The Washington Post - Reis ThebaultBut in a set of unnerving images publicized in recent days, five lions are pictured caged, emaciated and dying, held behind bars in a Khartoum park and stripped of all natural stateliness. The photographs
MsCuttsScienceAnimals Wildlife officials released a group of bighorn sheep to land they haven't touched in 100 years CNN - By Scottie Andrew, CNN(CNN) — The crowd gathered for the bighorn sheep sendoff in Nevada far outnumbered the 21 animals who galloped out of their pens and into their new habitat. But the small number of sheep could be instrumental
MsCuttsScienceScience United Kingdom to embark on ‘agricultural revolution’ in break from EU farm subsidies sciencemag.org After the United Kingdom leaves the European Union at the end of the month, it will sever ties with Europe’s farm subsidy policies—and to many …
MsCuttsScienceLiberal View Why a wildlife biologist became a social justice advocate hcn.org - Elizabeth Miller Wildlife biologist Sergio Avila spent decades working on conservation projects in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands. Originally from the ecologically …
MsCuttsScienceScience Northern white rhino embryo could save all-female subspecies from extinction sciencefocus.com - Sara Rigby Frozen sperm from a dead male has been used to create an embryo which, it is hoped, will be carried by a surrogate. Researchers say they have …
MsCuttsScienceIcon version of the Flipboard logoBiodiversity Analyzing DNA in Soil Could be an Effective Way to Track Animals stanford.edu It’s hard to protect something you can’t find. A new Stanford study reveals sampling soil for animals’ left-behind DNA can provide valuable …
MsCuttsScienceFlorida Florida's 'Python Bowl' brings hundreds together for one goal: Catching huge snakes USA TODAY - Karl SchneiderNAPLES, Fla. – Python Bowl 2020 kicked off in Florida over the weekend as efforts to eradicate the invasive Burmese pythons heat up. The Florida Python Challenge is a 10-day event that began Friday in
MsCuttsScienceEcology Protect 30% of planet by 2030: UN Nature rescue plan phys.org Thirty percent of Earth's surface across land and sea should become protected areas by 2030 to ensure the viability of ecosystems essential to human …
MsCuttsScienceTortoise This 100-year-old tortoise had so much sex, he saved his species from extinction bgr.com - Chris Smith If someone told you that you’re one of the last 15 specimens of your species and you all had to work together for decades to repopulate your habitat, …
MsCuttsScienceCoral Reefs How scientists are coping with ‘ecological grief’ The Guardian - Gaia VinceScientists reveal how they are dealing with a profound sense of loss as the climate emergency worsens Melting glaciers, coral reef death, wildlife disappearance, landscape alteration, climate change: environment
MsCuttsScienceWorld News Diego, the Tortoise Whose High Sex Drive Helped Save His Species, Retires The New York Times - Aimee OrtizWith his long leathery neck, dull-yellow face and beady eyes, there’s just something about Diego. A tortoise more than 100 years old, Diego has had little trouble mating. A member of Chelonoidis hoodensis,
MsCuttsScienceClimate Change I chased lemurs around Madagascar to help stave off their extinction massivesci.com - Jake Krauss Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own A new study shows that a third of individuals in solitary confinement are more …
MsCuttsScienceBirds With bioacoustics, conservationists try to save birds through their songs The Washington Post - Anders GyllenhaalTo do that, they tried something unusual. Researchers placed small recorders along the base of the cliffs. Then they used the same algorithms the big tech companies developed for Internet searches to through
MsCuttsScienceBirds Restoring Protections to Migratory Birds defenders.org Nearly 3 billion birds have disappeared from North America since 1970. This finding, which was reported in Science recently, means that more than one …
MsCuttsScienceEndangered Species A look back at 2019 | Fauna Flora International fauna-flora.org - Written by: Lorna Salmon Communications Executive (Social Media) As the decade draws to a close, we are revisiting some of our conservation highs and lows in 2019. Plastic pollution and its impact on coastal …
MsCuttsScienceBiological Species Joel Sartore on saving endangered species – and ourselves CBS News So, why should you care that so many of Earth's species are going to run out of time, and relatively soon? Because what happens to them … will …
MsCuttsScienceForestry YouTubers of #TeamTrees reach $20 million goal to reforest the Earth upworthy.com Less than two months after setting a goal to raise $20 million, #TeamTrees has hit its target — with nearly two weeks to spare. Headed by popular …
MsCuttsScienceWhales Counting whales from space pitched as key to saving them Associated Press - By PATRICK WHITTLE, Associated PressPORTLAND, Maine (AP) — An aquarium and an engineering firm in Massachusetts are partnering on a project to better protect whales by monitoring them from space. New England Aquarium of Boston and Draper
MsCuttsScienceNews Canadian scientists develop plan to plant over a billion trees using drone swarms dailymail.co.uk - By Michael Thomsen For Dailymail.com A group of scientists in Canada have announced a new initiative to use drones to plant new trees cheaply and quickly in part of an effort to fight …
MsCuttsScience Black Rhino Born at Michigan Zoo on Christmas Eve The New York Times - Derrick Bryson TaylorDoppsee, a 12-year-old black rhino, presented a Michigan zoo and conservationists with an early holiday gift on Christmas Eve, delivering a newborn calf in a rare zoo birth for the endangered species.
MsCuttsScience This startup is using geo-tagging and blockchain to fight deforestation in Africa CNN - By Paul Adepoju, for CNN(CNN) — Every year, about 15 billion trees are cut down globally, and across Africa, deforestation rates has surpassed the global annual average of 0.8 percent. Forests in West and East Africa, where efforts
MsCuttsScience The story of the world’s loneliest tree National Geographic - Dustin RenwickA single wild tree on a New Zealand island could soon get some neighbors—and that’s a good thing. After seven decades of cuttings, failures, plant enzymes, a little coaxing, and a Māori blessing, one the
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