UK Zoo Helps Hatch Three of World’s Rarest Birds–Blue-Eyed Doves–with Only 11 Left in Wild

UK Zoo Helps Hatch Three of World’s Rarest Birds–Blue-Eyed Doves–with Only 11 Left in Wild

A UK zoo is celebrating after helping to hatch three of the world’s rarest birds in what could be a breakthrough moment in saving the critically-endangered species from extinction. The trio of blue-eyed ground dove chicks were successfully hand-reared in Brazil, boosting the survival odds of one of the most endangered birds on the planet, […]

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Eco-Tourism and Wildlife Protection: Can a Global Conservation Strategy Work?

Eco-Tourism and Wildlife Protection: Can a Global Conservation Strategy Work?

Environmentally conscious travel that educates and contributes to the preservation appeals to many tourists worldwide, but can it really help the endangered species? As always, the answer depends on many factors because a functional model should be based on the intersection of environmental preservation, economic development, and global education. The Multifaceted Economics of Conservation Tourism […]

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Petition: Demand Education for Man Who Poisoned and Shot Dolphins – Protect Marine Life Now

Petition: Demand Education for Man Who Poisoned and Shot Dolphins – Protect Marine Life Now

In a shocking display of cruelty, a Florida man recently received a 30-day prison sentence for poisoning and shooting dolphins – a blatant violation of the Marine Mammal Protection Act. This individual, a longtime fishing guide, went to disturbing lengths to retaliate against dolphins that were competing for fish, turning to poison-laced bait and gunfire […]

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