Courtesy University of British Columbia Researchers from the University of British Columbia’s Project Seahorse today released the first-ever footage of a little-known seahorse species. The video was filmed off the coast of Senegal and shows a West African seahorse being caught and released by local fishers. The animal swims away, unharmed.     The footage [...]

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Hope for Animals and their World The Jane Goodall Institute Roots & Shoots Tweet

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Harpy Eagles return signals success for Belize’s bird conservation Fauna & Flora International – Georgina Kenyon Scientists recently discovered a Harpy Eagle nest in the Bladen Nature Reserve, located in the southern Maya Mountains of Belize in central America. The eagles were thought previously to be extinct in the country. More trees than there were [...]

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This C.E.F. music video, of sorts, highlights the cleanup and restoration efforts of the NOAA Marine Debris Program. Marine Debris: An Ocean Story from C.E.F. on Vimeo. Music by Gregg Lehrman Edited by Danny Ledonne Footage by NOAA Tweet

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As Americans pause for the Thanksgiving holiday, we invite all you everyday ecologists around the world to give thanks. Here are just a few good news items to celebrate: Wildlife Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, the Government of the Russian Federation and The World Bank are hosting the International Forum for Tiger Conservation in St. [...]

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Juan Miguel Cruz is 19, a St Croix native, a scholarship student at the University of the Virgin Islands and an SCA intern. But to his friends, he is “Turtle Boy.” He laughs at the moniker. “It’s OK,” he says. Assigned to Christiansted National Historic Site, Buck Island Reef National Monument, and the Salt River [...]

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By Chris Palmer and Peter Kimball Environmental and wildlife films have the potential to be incredible tools for promoting conservation. All too often, however, these films fail to live up to this potential and instead pander to the lowest common denominator of viewers. Instead of seeking to inspire and educate, many films offer nothing but [...]

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Danny Ledonne, filmmaker and teacher, traveled to the east African country of Kenya and toured five national parks to gather the stunning images contained in this short documentary, Kenya Hidaya, which highlights the landscape, wildlife and indigenous Masai culture. Kenya Hidaya from C.E.F. on Vimeo. In the vast savannas of Kenya, the animals live in [...]

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