Conservation

 
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/ Conservation

04 Jan 2012

 

A species of bee believed to be extinct in Britain has been found in East Sussex, 65 years after it was last seen

 
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/ Conservation

04 Jan 2012

 

A healthy population of snow leopards has been discovered in the mountains of northeastern Afghanistan

 
Mock trial to pave way for ecocide law
 

, / Conservation, Justice

27 Sep 2011

 

A potential new law to protect the Earth from degradation will be tested at the UK Supreme Court during a mock ecocide trial on 30 September 2011

 

Study estimates 8.7m species on Earth

 
 

/ Conservation

27 Sep 2011

 

Earth is home to 8.7m different species of plant and animals, according to the latest scientific estimates.

 
Otters make a comeback across England
 

/ Conservation

10 Sep 2011

 

Following sightings by wildlife experts in Kent, otters have now been confirmed as having returned to every county in England.

 
Mandatory Photo Credit Stuart Cove's Dive Bahamas
 

/ Conservation, Environment

20 Jul 2011

 

Marine conservationists celebrate following a decision by the government of the Bahamas to prohibit commercial shark fishing in the nation’s waters

 
Bolivia to give legal rights to the Earth
 

/ Conservation, Justice, Politics, Sustainable Development

12 Jun 2011

 

Law of Mother Earth sees Bolivia pilot new social and economic model based on protection of and respect for nature

 

250,000 marine species catalogued in new database

 
 

/ Conservation, Innovation

08 Jun 2011

 

A new database cataloguing sea life, including more than 6,000 previously undiscovered creatures, is now available online

 
Collective conservation efforts boost rhino population in Nepal
 

/ Conservation

06 May 2011

 

The population of the Greater One Horned Rhinoceros has increased in Nepal according to a national census.

 
Massive marine protected area created in Costa Rica
 

/ Conservation

06 May 2011

 

A new marine park covering one million hectares, offers a “beacon of hope for ocean health and human wellbeing”

 
Gardeners urged to support woodlands by buying British beanpoles
 

/ Agriculture, Conservation

06 May 2011

 

Organisers of National Beanpole Week 2011, which takes place between 23 April and 1 May, have called on the nation’s gardeners to support Britain’s woodlands, and their beans, by switching to British coppiced beanpoles

 
Tiger numbers recovering in India
 

/ Conservation

06 May 2011

 

The wild tiger population in India has increased, according to new figures released by the country's government

 
Record numbers of salmon and sea trout in English rivers
 

/ Conservation

06 May 2011

 

Record numbers of salmon and sea trout are being found in iconic English rivers, say the Environment Agency, which has announced that river water quality in England has improved for the 20th consecutive year

 
Opportunity for young people to save orangutans in Borneo and star in 3D film
 

/ Community, Conservation

06 May 2011

 

A youth-led reforestation project is searching for 10 ‘action agents’ to spend five months in Borneo helping create an orangutan sanctuary, and to star in 3D film about the project

 
Marina Silva: leading Brazil’s green revolution
 

/ Conservation, Politics

15 Mar 2011

 

After a convincing third place in her first time standing for the Brazilian presidency, environmentalist Marina Silva offers hope for a sustainable future in Brazil

 
Huge palm oil company promises to end deforestation
 

/ Agriculture, Conservation

14 Mar 2011

 

World’s second largest palm oil producer commits to conserving precious Indonesian rainforest and to leading the industry towards sustainable practices

 

British man walks entire length of the Amazon

 
 

/ Archive, Conservation, Environment, Travel

13 Dec 2010

 

Ed, 35, from Mowsley, Leicestershire, has walked the entire length of the mighty Amazon River, from source to sea, over 860 days

 

World Animal Day

 
 

/ Conservation

02 Jul 2008