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A novel way to save the planet
Habitat loss threatens Indonesia’s orangutans with extinction by 2050.
S. Korea spill creates ‘oil balls,’ threatens fish
TAEAN, South Korea – South Korea’s worst oil spill washed up "oil balls" on beaches that had avoided damage and it moved toward a tidal flat conservationists said was one of the most important in Northeast Asia.
Ecology Briefs
Endangered deer species in Negros being slaughtered
DUMAGUETE CITY – Negros Oriental Vice Gov. Jose Baldado is worried about the slow pace in the response of people to calls to preserve the endangered Negros spotted deer in the southern portion of Negros Oriental.
Liver cirrhosis kills 26 crocs in north India
LUCKNOW, India – As many as 26 endangered crocodiles have been found dead over the last three days in northern India and experts attribute the rare mass deaths to cirrhosis of the liver, authorities said last week.
Science fiction writer urges world to use clean energy
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) — Science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke listed three wishes on his 90th birthday: For the world to embrace cleaner energy resources, for a lasting peace in his adopted home, Sri Lanka; and for evidence of extraterrestrial beings.
Pitfalls of saving rainforests
BORNEO RAIN FOREST, Malaysia - Like a slithering red snake, the dirt road cuts through the jungles shrouding an endless row of hills.
Declare Panay range protected area, group asks congressmen
NABAS, Aklan – German conservation scientists manning the Philippine Endangered Species and Conservation Project (PESCP) have asked congressmen in Panay to declare the 40,000 hectares of good forests of the Central Panay Mountain Range (CPMR) a protected area to secure all the endangered flora and fauna there.
Scientists discover oddball rodent in SE Asia
Is it a squirrel? A rat? A Guinea pig? Try none of the above.
Bali climate conference fails to reach major goals
While the international community welcomed the initiatives made at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Bali, Indonesia last week, Ecological Society of the Philippines (ESP) president Antonio M. Claparols said it failed to achieve its major goal.
Ecology Briefs
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