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I fucking love biodiversity
© G. Gallice A corker of an idea, and post, from Diogo Veríssimo. – I don’t like biodiversity. I like beef lasagna, I like the British museum and I like everything Jules Verne ever wrote. When i… more →
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NCC: A Tale of Turtle Rescue
wrote 12 hours ago: With turtle season in our midst, here is an article I wrote for NCC last fall for release on World T … more →
I fucking love biodiversity
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wrote 23 hours ago: © G. Gallice A corker of an idea, and post, from Diogo Veríssimo. – I don’t like biodiversity. … more →
Madagascar News: Saving the Greater Bamboo Lemur
wrote 4 days ago: Madagascar News: Saving the Greater Bamboo Lemur. … more →
Far sighting the concept of keystone species: The implication for metapopulation and metacommunity in conservation biology
wrote 5 days ago: As we celebrate the world environment day, Ecoblogs is going to publish series of papers this month … more →
Plant of the Day: Our Very Own Endangered Species
wrote 6 days ago: When Clematis morefieldii was first discovered near a vacant lot in 1982 by botany student James Mor … more →
The "hockey stick" slaps back
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wrote 6 days ago: Guest post by Donald R. Prothero The rapid disappearance of the Arctic sea ice, with an averaged cur … more →
Broadening Public Perception Beyond High Profile Vertebrates: Scopes for Snake Conservation
wrote 1 week ago: As we celebrate and observe the world environment day, Ecoblogs is going to publish series of … more →
Go Plant a Tree
wrote 1 week ago: Woah. Talk about not keeping my blog updated! Well my second semester of my freshman year was quite … more →
A Message from Viviana Granado-Honorary Adviser of the Ecoblogs
wrote 1 week ago: Viviana Granado, Professor of Environmental Management, University of Buenos Aires and José C Paz’s … more →
From LSD through job hunting to hungry bears
wrote 1 week ago: I recently read a fascinating account by Mike Jay in Nature http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v49 … more →
UNEP World Environment Day 2013
wrote 1 week ago: What’s the best way to observe World Environment Day? How about with an inspiring story of suc … more →
Science and the economic value of the ecosystem services: The Ecoblogs' perspective
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wrote 1 week ago: As we celebrate and observe the world environment day, Ecoblogs is going to publish series of papers … more →
Loss of Wildlife: Part 3
wrote 1 week ago: As we celebrate and observe the world environment day, Ecoblogs is going to publish series of papers … more →
World Environment Day 2013
wrote 2 weeks ago: World Environment Day 2013. … more →
World Environment Day 2013
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Here’s a link to the United Nations Environment Programs web site – see what’s goi … more →
Green labeling of agro-ecosystems with Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certificates is more of a political and corporate-media green wash as oppose to ecologically sound action: Views from conservation biologists
wrote 2 weeks ago: As we approach towards observing world environment day, Ecoblogs is going to publish series of paper … more →
Where the Heck Would we Put a Woolly Mammoth - or Saber Tooth Tiger for that Matter
wrote 2 weeks ago: The recent discovery in Russia of a 10,000 year old woolly mammoth carcass surprisingly in tact, wit … more →
Bringing forest to the village through rural tourism
wrote 2 weeks ago: Rakesh Soud, PhD Candidate; Socio-ecological analysis of northeast Assam, Indian Institute of Techno … more →
Managing woodland and other ramblings
wrote 2 weeks ago: (Avon wildlife trust http://www.avonwildlifetrust.org.uk (c) Mike Martin) . I’ve read a fair b … more →
