Animals & Wildlife Magazine

Paperblog Editor's Pick

• Yellow-billed Cuckoos at Coldwater Farm, Arizona

  

  Yellow-billed Cuckoos in the Willows Today Yellow-billed Cuckoo by mdf Yellow-billed Cuckoos (Coccyzus americanus) were calling from perches in the willows... Read more

  The 16 June 2017 by   Garry Rogers
  

• Ocean Farmers Make “Climate March by Sea”

  

  GR: The premise of the article below is that warming oceans are destroying marine ecosystems and eliminating fish-harvesting jobs. It’s about jobs, and... Read more

  The 27 April 2017 by   Garry Rogers
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• Birds Sing Shorter Songs in Response to Traffic Noise

  

  Robin singing © Phil PickinBirds sing differently in response to traffic noise, which potentially affects their ability to attract mates and defend their... Read more

  The 18 April 2017 by   Philpickin
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• Climate Change Pushing Floods, Cyclones to New Extremes, with Worse to Come

  

  GR: We know that global warming increases the chances for severe storms. This article provides explanations and some details on what to expect. Read more

  The 01 April 2017 by   Garry Rogers
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• Unlocking The Cage

  

  GR: Legal personhood for chimps is the subject of a New York Supreme Court trial underway now. The film described below provides background on the issue. Read more

  The 19 March 2017 by   Garry Rogers
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• Signals of Climate Change Visible as Record Fires Give Way to Massive Floods in...

  

  GR: Peru is suffering through a series of global warming weather extremes. Expect more of this worldwide. “We’ve rarely seen this kind of rapid and quick... Read more

  The 18 March 2017 by   Garry Rogers
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• New Housing Will Impact Bat Populations

  

  Noctule bat © Jan SvetlikI'm not a huge fan of bats but they need homes just like the rest of us as new research led by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO)... Read more

  The 27 February 2017 by   Philpickin
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• ‘It’s Very Scary in the Forest’: Should Finland’s Wolves Be Culled?

  

  Alaska wolf Yva Momatiuk-national-geographic-creative GR: How can 235 wolves be too many when Finland has 5,500,000 humans? Does nature hold no value in our... Read more

  The 25 February 2017 by   Garry Rogers
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• National Roll out of New Approach to Great Crested Newt Licensing

  

  Natural England is to implement an innovative new approach to the conservation of great crested newts across the country, following support from government. Read more

  The 07 February 2017 by   Philpickin
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• Platform Addition for the Justice Democrats

  

  Justice Democrats Platform Omission Monarch butterfly at Coldwater Farm. I agree with the 20 items included in the Justice Democrats platform. My concerns for... Read more

  The 26 January 2017 by   Garry Rogers
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