Animals & Wildlife Magazine

Paperblog Editor's Pick

• Logged Rainforests Can Be an ‘ark’ for Mammals, Extensive Study Shows

  

  Orangutan (male). © Oliver WearnResearch reveals that large areas of ‘degraded’ forest in Southeast Asia can play an important role in conserving mammal... Read more

  The 22 August 2016 by   Philpickin
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• The Owl Who Had to Be Removed by Police

  

  Thames Valley Police (TVP) is the largest non-metropolitan police force in England and Wales, responsible for policing 2.1 million people in Berkshire,... Read more

  The 04 August 2016 by   Eowyn
  

• Scientists Warn of Ecological Recession as Biodiversity Declines

  

  GR.–Population growth, land use, and resource harvests are destroying the Earth’s natural systems. The study described below reviewed thousands of research... Read more

  The 22 July 2016 by   Garry Rogers
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• Cats, The Masters of the Hide and Seek Game

  

  Cats are undoubtedly ninjas when it comes to the Hide and Seek game. They can fit into places that you wouldn’t think is possible and they have mastered the... Read more

  The 19 January 2016 by   Nicolas
  

• We’re in a War Over Climate Change…

  

  By Paul B. Farrell, MarketWatch SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (MarketWatch) — America’s “WWIII, the Global Warming War” was launched by the Bush Pentagon in 2004... Read more

  The 24 June 2014 by   Garry Rogers
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• Changes in the Global Value of Ecosystem Services

  

  Costanza et al. 2014: “Abstract: In 1997, the global value of ecosystem services was estimated to average $33 trillion/yr in 1995 $US ($46 trillion/yr in 2007... Read more

  The 01 June 2014 by   Garry Rogers
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• Imperiled Parks — the ‘new Normal’?

  

  Protected areas are our single best hope for conserving nature. But as the human populace expands, more and more parks are facing a growing array of threats. Ar... Read more

  The 24 April 2014 by   Garry Rogers
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• Argentina and Chile Decide Not to Leave It to Beavers

  

  Importing the incisor-toothed hydrologists from Canada to the southernmost tip of South America seemed like a good idea in 1946, but it wasn’t Garry Rogers: It’... Read more

  The 11 March 2014 by   Garry Rogers
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• Meet Catasaurus Rex – Giant 3-Foot-Long Cat Weighs 21 Pounds

  

  Let me introduce you to my little friend, this is Pickles also known as Catasaurus Rex. Well, you can see how it got its’ name. Read more

  The 17 February 2014 by   Nrjperera
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• Etosha National Park's Most Amazing Watering Hole (Photo Essay)

  

  Namibia has been one of those countries where we arrived with few expectations and left with more wonderful memories than we even thought possible. Read more

  The 16 February 2014 by   Livingthedreamrtw
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