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[earthchampion.org] Rare new Tanzania monkey “at risk of extinction” (Reuters): Reuters - A new species of Tanzanian monkey is threatened with extinction just two years after it was formally identified, conservationists have warned.
[Butunyi's Weblog] State of the Environment: Currently, Mr Mireri adds, there are about two species of the hippo grass, but after it subdues the hyacinth, other grasses will come up. There is the hairy vossia species, and a soft deep green cladium species.
[Khians Blog] Six Types of Words That You Should Axe in Business Writing: Reuters - A new species of Tanzanian monkey is threatened with extinction just two years after it was formally identified, conservationists have warned.
[antimisandry.com] Hunter-gatherers - Noble or savage?: \n The fact that something similar happened six more times in human history over the next few thousand years—in Asia, New Guinea, at least three places in the Americas and one in Africa—supports the notion of invention as a response to demographic pressure. In each case the early farmers, though they might be short, sick and subjugated, could at least survive and breed, enabling them eventually to overwhelm the remaining hunter-gatherers of their respective continents.
[climateethics.org] Ethical Issues in Funding for Adaptation in Countries Vulnerable ...: Further, the threat of extinction to some high-alpine species is also difficult to put into strictly utilitarian terms. No fund will be able to fully address the costs of loosing historical connections to land and sacred sites, .
[olyecology weblog] 372 - Earth's Tree News: Thousands of refugees fleeing war in the neighbouring Democratic Republic of the Congo into Tanzania have put more strain on the fragile forest region. Goodall points out her institute is working with Gombe's poverty-stricken villagers .
[travelpod.com Recent Updates] Tales of Sundarban: The Unique Biosphere - Kolkata, India: During February tour, when mangroves were flowering, we could see Green Bee-eater, Green-billed Malkoha, Greater Coucal, Eurasian Collared Dove, Orange-breasted Green Pigeon, Yellow-footed Green Pigeon and Grey-headed Lapwing. During this trip, while on towers waiting for tiger sighting, we saw Orange-breasted Green Pigeon, Yellow-footed Green Pigeon, Grey-headed Lapwing, Pallas's Gull, Brown-headed Gull, Black-headed Gull, Whiskered Tern, Brahminy Kite, White-bellied Fish Eagle and White-rumped Vulture.
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