March 23, 2013 Earth Hour @ 8:30PM
Earth Hour is the single, largest, symbolic mass participation event in the world. Born out of a hope that we could mobilize people to take action on climate change, Earth Hour now inspires a global community o...
Can we Afford to Hate the Look of Wind Farms?
The government and science are looking for new alternative forms of providing energy for the earth. We still have fossil fuels but they will eventually be gone. The world also needs a way to run without damagin...
Operation Renewable Jet Fuels in Richard Branson’s Carbon War Room
The world is moving towards going green on a global scale. Renewable energy sources are in the works as we seek to untie ourselves from dependence on fossil fuels. One proposal to help with this global plan is ...
The Ok Tedi Mine Story: A Wake Up Call for the Industry
When a disaster, natural or manmade, occurs in the environment, it can have far-reaching consequences. This was the case with the Ok Tedi Mine incident that occurred in the late 90s. Will it compel the industry...
Costa Rica: Leading the Way in Environmental and Wildlife Conservation
Sometimes we may think of wildlife conservation organizations as heroic groups who go to the less developed parts of the world to save their wildlife. That does happen, but sometimes it’s the smaller, les...
“Man” by Steve Cuts
Funny 3 minute animation by Steve Cuts showing how man destroys the world in a waltz. "Man" shows the man''s relationship with the natural world with a touch of irony and dark humor. This quirky animation has m...
China Ecological Footprint Report 2012
Planet Earth is our common home and the nature and natural resources that support us all are under more pressure than ever before. As one of the fastest growing economies, China is now facing the acute challeng...
The Forgotten Red Panda
Everyone knows the panda, right? It''s that wonderfully cuddly black and white creature that''s also the World Wildlife Fund''s emblem and the poster animal for threatened species worldw...
People Power: Bovine TB and the Fight For Britain’s Badgers
Taking on the state and big corporations on issues of wildlife conservation is never easy, but the voice of the people can make a difference. There’s no doubt that the public outcry about government...
The World’s Most Threatened Species
What do the Javan rhino, the wild yam, the red panda, the spoon-billed sandpiper and the coral tree have in common? On first inspection, you’ll probably be hard-pressed to find a connection. There is one ...