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Are iPods for the Birds? http://www.conservation.org Call it the iBird. Bioacoustics is the study of animal sounds, and over the years, Ascanio has collected and identified recordings of more than 500 hours of bird vocalizations, helped in part by his iPod. Get the full story at: http://www.conservation.org/FMG/Articles/Pages/fishing_birds_venezuela_ipod.aspx Tags: ipod apple birding ornithology recording bird calls songs bioacoustics venezuela david ascanio vocalizations science |
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Dara the Otter Gets a New Home http://www.conservation.org As Buddhist monks crouched and chanted blessings, Dara, a rare hairy-nosed otter (Lutra sumatrana), entered his new home for the first time. Once thought to be extinct, hairy-nosed otters survive in only a few regions of Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam and Sumatra, and their numbers remain unknown. Read the full story at: http://www.conservation.org/FMG/Articles/Pages/hairy-nosed_otter_blessed_cambodia.aspx Tags: otter cambodia buddhist monk habitat dara precious endangered animal marine hairy nosed Lutra sumatrana mammal climate |
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Voices from the Base of Apu Pachatusan http://www.conservation.org The Apu Pachatusan glacier in Peru provides fresh water to the communities at the base of the glacier. Learn more about its importance at: http://www.conservation.org/FMG/Articles/Pages/forests_water_mountain_peru.aspx Tags: fresh water potable glacier peru andes apu pachatusan climate change melting warming inca Quechua mountains ice machu |
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Harrison Ford: Protect an Acre (Japanese Subtitles) Protect an acre now at http://www.conservation.org/ProtectAnAcre Harrison Ford explains the importance of protecting forests to slow climate change. http://www.conservation.org/Campaigns/Lost_There_Felt_Here/ http://www.conservation.or.jp Tags: harrison ford indiana jones global warming climate change forests protect acre deforestation environment japanese japan |
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Frog Talk (Japanese subtitles) http://www.conservation.or.jp/ http://www.conservation.org Frog Talk with Amphibian Experts Robin Moore and Don Church (Japanese subtitles) Learn more about amazing frogs and amphibians, the threats to their survival, and the work being done to protect them! You can help protect frogs from extinction by making a gift at: http://www.Conservation.org/LeapDay Find more frog facts at: http://www.conservation.org/FMG/Articles/Pages/fun-frog-facts-for-leap-year.aspx Tags: frog frogs poison toad amphibian expert toads conservation environment climate change japanese subtitles japan |
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Walking Shark & More Bird's Head Discoveries http://www.conservation.org/oceans In September 2006, more than 50 new species were disocvered off the coast of Indonesia, including a new species of epaulette shark which "walks" with its fins along coral reefs. To learn more about the species and the expedition which found them, visit http://www.conservation.org Tags: walking shark epaulette bird's head indonesia landshark marine conservation environement ocean |
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Madagascar: Species, Land, and People http://www.conservation.org Explore Madagascar. This virtual tour lets you visit wild forests and rivers, leaping lemurs and crawling chameleons, Malagasy villages and more. Get more Magadascar at: http://www.conservation.org/explore/regions/africa_madagascar/madagascar/ Tags: madagascar lemur ruffled mouse baobab africa malagasy species people virtual tour chameleon reptil lizard baby lemurs |
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Madagascar: The Malagasy People http://www.conservation.org The Malagasy are the inhabitants of Madagascar. Their ancestry is a mix of African and Asian and they have a rich cultural heritage. Over 17 million inhabit the island of Madagascar, and their vibrant music and dance celebrate their traditions. Learn more at: http://www.conservation.org/explore/regions/africa_madagascar/madagascar/ Tags: malagasy madagascar africa african asia asian dance tradition native indigenous culture island islander indian ocean |
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Madagascar's Leaping Lemurs http://www.conservation.org Watch Lemurs in Madagascar as they appear to fly through the treetops or dance on the ground. There are over 50 species of lemur in Madagascar, and they are found nowhere else in the world. Learn more about Madagascar and its species at: http://www.conservation.org/explore/regions/africa_madagascar/madagascar/ Tags: lemur madagascar species trees forests wild animals sifaka ruffled mouse ringtail |
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Amazonia: The Last Eden http://www.conservation.org The Kayapó maintain a traditional way of life and protect one of the world's most important rainforests at the same time. Just as they need the forest intact to live, so do we need it to mitigate climate change and provide a wealth of biodiversity to the world. Learn more about the Kayapó Nation at: http://www.conservation.org/Campaigns/Lost_There_Felt_Here/ Tags: kayapo brazil amazon amazonia indigenous community tribe indian tradition rainforest deforestation conservation |
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Gorilla Conservation in the Congo http://www.coservation.org Decades of war have had a devastating effect on the Congo region. Not only the people of this region, but the gorillas and the habitat on which they rely. The Tayna Center for Conservation Biology is training the next generation of conservationists in the Congo and is the nation's only community-run conservation university. Learn more at: http://www.conservation.org/Campaigns/Lost_There_Felt_Here/ Tags: tayna center conservation biology congo gorilla grauers eastern beringei gorillas drc education university deforestation |
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Shark Tagging http://www.conservation.org People are eating sharks more often than sharks are eating people. Demand for shark fin soup, mostly in Asia, has caused drastic decline in shark populations. Nearly 26 million sharks are killed each year for their fins. Learn more about our tracking and conservation efforts and how you can make smart seafood choices at http://www.conservation.org Tags: sharks shark fin soup conservation predator marine ocean acoustic tags satellite seafood wildlife trade hunting fishing |
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Guyana's Conservation Concession http://www.conservation.org Saving biodiversity is a complex business. But sometimes, conservation solutions are beautifully simple. Take the "conservation concession," an approach pioneered by CI with the government of Guyana. Instead of leasing the land to a logging company, Guyana is leasing 200,000 acres (81,000 hectares) to CI for conservation. Learn more at: http://www.conservation.org/Campaigns/Lost_There_Felt_Here/ Tags: concession guyana lease conservation biodiversity forest economics essequibo freshwater government |
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Aerial Surveying of Madagascar's Deforestation http://www.conservation.org As an aerial survey specialist, Daniel Juhn flies over the most beautiful places on Earth. He assesses forests and areas under threat. Forests are the "lungs of the earth" in that they release oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide, reducing greenhouse gases that cause global climate change. 20% of all greenhouse gas emissions come from the burning and clearning of forests, yet forests are cleared at about a rate of one acre per second. Learn more at http://www.conservation.org/forests Tags: forests madagascar aerial survey deforestation climate change global warming biodiversity greenhouse gas carbon dioxide |
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The Kayapó Nation: Protectors of the Amazon http://www.conservation.org The Kayapó Nation is composed of indigenous Indians living in the Amazon rainforest. The Amazon forest is increasingly threatened by deforestation caused by fires burning massive areas for agriculture production. Logging, gold mining, and dam construction are other serious threats. Because deforestation is one of the leading causes of climate change, not only does this loss threaten the survival of many indigenous communities such as the Kayapó, it impacts people the world over. Often called the "lungs of the earth," tropical forests help stabilize climate by absorbing the carbon dioxide. The destruction of forests is the second largest source of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere. Learn more at http://www.conservation.org/Campaigns/Lost_There_Felt_Here/ Tags: kayapo amazon brazil tribe indigenous native deforestation conservation tropical forests climate change global warming |
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Wild Pandas: Camera Trap 2 http://www.conservation.org Camera traps are set up to monitor the health and activities of pandas in the wild. Activated by movement, the shutter speed is fast enough to create an impression of the movement of the panda. Learn more about panda conservation at http://www.conservation.org Tags: pandas wild china panda camera trap photos conservation environment bamboo roll over |
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Wild Pandas: Camera Trap 1 Camera traps are set up to monitor the health and activities of pandas in the wild. Activated by movement, the shutter speed is fast enough to create an impression of the movement of the panda. http://www.conservation.org Tags: pandas wild china panda camera trap photos conservation environment bamboo |
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Harrison Ford: Behind the Scenes Act now at http://www.conservation.org Go behind the scenes of Harrison Ford's - er, hair-raising - new PSA and learn more about the cause that's so important to the action star and all the Earth. Tags: harrison ford indiana jones chest waxing waxes psa lost there felt here behind the scenes conservation deforestation |
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Harrison Ford: Protect an Acre Protect an acre now at http://www.conservation.org/ProtectAnAcre Harrison Ford explains the importance of protecting forests to slow climate change. http://www.conservation.org/Campaigns/Lost_There_Felt_Here/ Tags: harrison ford indiana jones crystal skull global warming climate change forests protect acre deforestation environment |
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Harrison Ford: Lost There, Felt Here Protect your own acre now http://www.conservation.org/ProtectAnAcre Harrison Ford demonstrates -in a personal way- the pain of deforestation. The burning and clearing of forests is a major cause of global climate change, emitting some 20% of total greenhouse gas emissions - more than all the world's cars, trucks, and airplanes combined. See behind-the-scenes footage at http://www.conservation.org Sign up for email updates at http://www.Conservation.org/Subscribe Tags: harrison ford chest waxing shaving deforestation lost felt here pearl jam climate change global warming indiana jones |
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