Bat and Darter Among Five New Endangered Species
US News & World Report - Mon Nov 9, 1:37 pm ETFeds expand the endangered species list with a bat, a darter, a mussel, and two plants.
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Feds expand the endangered species list with a bat, a darter, a mussel, and two plants.
Nasa's plans to irradiate squirrel monkeys in an attempt to model the effects of longterm exposure to cosmic radiation has met with protests from animal rights groups.
A bat and a fern found only in Florida may be added to the federal list of endangered and threatened species.
SAN ANTONIO—A nonprofit animal-rights organization based in California filed a complaint last week with the U.S. Department of Agriculture against the San Antonio Zoo, claiming the zoo’s treatment of its only elephant violates federal law.
The Department of Tourism (DOT) now joins Prince Albert II of Monaco and Sir David Attenborough in the "Birdlife Species Champions" honor roll, as it seals its commitment to the conservation of one of the rarest birds in the world, the Cebu Flowerpecker (Dicaeum quadricolor), only found in the Philippines.
ANIMAL rights groups are angry that the religious ritual slaughter of conscious animals will be allowed to continue at some Australian abattoirs, after a decision by federal and state agriculture ministers.
PORTSMOUTH — It may be ugly and it may be delicious, but the Atlantic wolffish is not an endangered species, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced last week.
The International Union for Conservation of Nature is adding over 2,800 plants and animals to its 2009 Red List of endangered species.
Seven conservation agencies in the province are teaming up to preserve 1,509 acres of ranch land in eastern Strathcona County's Cooking Lake Moraine Natural Area, an estimated $12 million conservation project.[...]
Call it video blogging for reptiles: conservationists are attaching cameras to the critically endangered Indian gharial, a crocodile-like creature, to understand more about its life in a bid to save it. Only about 1,000 gharials, who have a characteristically narrow snout, are believed to live in the wild in India's Chambal and Yamuna rivers. The species is almost extinct in several other ...
by Mark Henderson A fifth of the world's known mammals, a third of amphibians and reptiles and more than two thirds of plants are threatened with extinction, according to the latest "Red List" of endangered species. Of the 5,490 mammal species that have been identified by scientists, 79 are extinct or extinct in the wild, 188 are critically endangered, 449 are endangered and 505 are classed as ...