Tag Archives: Nature
Certified Wildlife Habitats – Sustainable Practices

Certified Wildlife Habitats – Sustainable Practices

Providing the 4 components of habitat is not enough. Naturalist David Mizejewski tells you how to go green in your garden and help wildlife too.

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Whaling on trial

Whaling on trial

This video tells the story of Junichi Satu and Toru Suzuki (the Tokyo Two), the anti-whaling activists soon to be tried in Japan for the supposedly heinous crime of informing their government that crew members on the whaling ships were stealing meat and selling it on the black market.

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Hen Harrier – An appeal for help

Hen Harrier – An appeal for help

The hen harrier is Britain’s most endangered bird of prey, with only 10 pairs breeding successfully in England in 2008. This is due principally to illegal killing, particularly on driven grouse moors. We need your help to save them.

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Green Revolution – Microbes

Green Revolution – Microbes

Researchers are working on developing microbial fuel cells (MFC) that can generate electricity while accomplishing wastewater treatment.

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IFAW Oiled Penguin Response

IFAW Oiled Penguin Response

IFAW’s Valeria Ruoppolo talks about the Chronic Oiling problems that South America is facing, how penguins are affected by it, and how they are rehabilitated and released.

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green.tv Weekly News – November 15th 2010

green.tv Weekly News – November 15th 2010

This week’s news focuses on technological innovations from around the globe

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Climate Trackers – Arctic Fox, Polar Bear, Wood Warbler

Climate Trackers – Arctic Fox, Polar Bear, Wood Warbler

CLIMATE TRACKERS is a European campaign to inform citizens about the effects of climate change on biodiversity, and to encourage them to reduce their impact on the climate.

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Life in the slipknot

Life in the slipknot

Biodiversity is the sum of every living thing around us. It is us. By letting it die we are killing ourselves. Habitat destruction and invasive alien species are considered undesirable side effects of development. That will no longer do. They are unacceptable side effects and they must stop.

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What would you save?

What would you save?

While Kew’s Kirstin Broome was up on the plinth in Trafalgar Square, raising awareness for the work of the Millennium Seed Bank, onlookers were asked what they would save.

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Asian elephants and people – Sri Lanka

Asian elephants and people – Sri Lanka

Winner of a Whitley Award donated by The Shears Foundation. Prithiviraj Fernando (Sri Lanka), head of the Centre for Conservation and Research, Colombo, is working to safeguard wild Asian elephants by balancing their need to range outside of tight ‘protected zones’ with the needs of paddy farmers whose lives can be devastated by a single crop raid.

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