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The local extinction of migratory shore birds in the Australian Hunter River estuary is forecast within the next two decades as numbers decline rapidly
12-02-2014
The Hunter Bird Observers Club says figures for 2013 showed no improvement, with less than a third of the birds…
Fifteen species of birds in India have been declared critically endangered by the IUCN for 2013
10-02-2014
The endangered birds include the Great Indian Bustard, Siberian Crane, White backed Vulture and Red-headed Vulture, said a report of…
Stephanie Seneff presentation on harmful effects of the active ingredient of Roundup, glyphosate (as from minute 19)
05-02-2014
A very quick overview of the problem of Autism and other epidemic diseases in the USA which Dr Seneff believes…
The Impact of Pesticides on Bee Health Meeting in London
05-02-2014
We are delighted to welcome you to Charles Darwin House for the “The Impact of Pesticides on Bee Health” –…
On average, organic farms support 34% more plant, insect and animal species than conventional farms, say Oxford University scientists
05-02-2014
Researchers looked at data going back thirty years and found that this effect has remained stable over time and shows…
Many of the things that threaten honeybees are also affecting wild pollinators
04-02-2014
Many people have read about the decline of the honeybee in the news in recent years. Experts agree that a…
Nepal is losing its bird populations
02-02-2014
The increasing loss of habitat due to deforestation, use of chemical fertilizers and human encroachment has caused the decline in…
A decade of bird-watching confirms a naturalist’s worst fears-birds are leaving the city of Mumbai
01-02-2014
A decade of bird-watching confirms a naturalist's worst fears-birds are leaving the city of Mumbai. While teams of bird-watchers spotted…
The decline of the Sarus crane, the tallest flying bird in the world, is causing concern for conservationists
30-01-2014
Less than 2,000 members of the Indochinese subspecies are left in Cambodia, extreme southern Laos, Myanmar and southern Viet Nam.…
How the use of just three of the neurotoxic neonicotinoids has spread across the American landscape since 1993
29-01-2014
By courtesy of Tom Theobald, Boulder County Beekeepers, here are ‘animated’ maps constructed from USGS pesticide usage maps up until…
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