Images produced by the National Center for science Literacy, Education and Technology (NCSLET) showed a rare form of interaction in the wild between two species. Bottlenose dolphins and humpback whales were captured playing in Hawaiian waters.
"When Dolphins Cry" documents the more than 30-year fight by a group of dedicated international conservationists, to end the brutal slaughter of dolphins in Japan.
San Francisco -
Executive Director Sue Ann Schiff of the San Francisco Botanical Society made a presentation of the $14 million dollar plans to rebuild the SF Botanical Gardens and Arboretum.
Export of used lead-acid batteries to Mexico from Canada and the United States is a major factor for increased lead poisoning to Mexican communities, according to Commission for Environmental Cooperation, CEC.
Miami Beach -
Florida's agriculture faces a severe threat from the invasion of giant African land snails which could have a devastating impact on crops.
In a move that Sarah Palin might support, Canadian officials have decided to start killing wolves. It is hoped that by lowering the wolf population, caribou numbers may rebound.
Los Angeles -
Filmmakers of 'Greedy Lying Bastards', a documentary which promises to blow the lid on the oil industry and its vast sphere of influence, has just announced actress Daryl Hannah, as its new Executive Producer.
Boston -
For the first time researchers say, they have managed to link ocean noise to whale stress, after combining two experiments conducted after 9/11.
Santiago -
A lowly fish often used for canning or to make fish-meal and fish-oil to feed higher priced farmed species is causing a serious rift between Peru and Chile, two of the world’s leading capture fisheries countries.
Karachi -
A group of fishermen caught a monstrous whale shark in the Arabian Sea. A video clip was posted on YouTube showing the fish, about 40 feet long and six feet wide, being hauled in at the port using cranes in the Pakistani city of Karachi.
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