Conservation Videos

Saving the planet may well stem from the small act of many, than bigger actions undergone by the few. One restaurant chooses to participate in a city-wide program, recycling its food waste into reusable garden compost?the owner explains her reasons for doing so.

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We often think of pollution as something that comes from factories and large corporations, but in fact much of the greenhouse gases causing climate change come from everyday homes. Green for All is leading the charge for sustainable jobs that support working people; this video from Green for All and GOOD magazine takes a look at companies weatherizing homes in New York and the benefits to consumers, workers, and the world.

The older hyena cubs are interacting with the younger cubs now and a stick lying on the ground nearby, can lead to all kinds of sports.

The dark clouds have been rolling in over Malilangwe, but with nothing more than the promise of rain. It is November already and anytime from mid-month onwards we can expect the down pours to start. I can still remember last year, when I was caught in a heavy storm and the water was flowing straight through my clothes as I cautiously navigated the muddy roads– it makes one feel like a kid playing in the rain. I’ve been getting some daily exercise walking up and down the hyena hill to check on the new den. I eventually found the two older mothers using a den right on the top of the hill in a different den than I thought previously. When I first spotted one of the older cubs roaming the hill I used my “special call” to attract their attention so they wouldn’t freak out by my presence. They came straight away to inspect and then strolled over to a crack in the rocks. I followed and took up a position on a nearby rock. One big mother then came out the den to see what new clan member had arrived; surprisingly, she was completely relaxed with me being there. I stayed for the morning to observed and take photos and get them used to me being around the new den. The hyenas and wild dogs had a huge confrontation South of Manyuchi two mornings ago, but nothing serious enough for them to eat each other. I received an update on Magwaza the lioness and her three cubs. They were hanging around Chitindigova Hill just North of Bandama Pan, always in the hills these lions, the cubs are growing strong and the ex-Nduna lioness is still mixed up with the pride with one other lioness. This unknown lioness seems to be lactating, which means there might be some more little ones on the way. It may be too soon to jump to conclusions, there is really no way to tell for sure, unless some mad person climbs into the hill to take a look. I think I might camp out in my vehicle over next few days to see what I can spot.

After years of discussion and debate, there has been a breakthrough on dealing with electronic waste. It's estimated that 14 million computers and televisions go into landfill every year, and that figure is rising. From 2010, the federal government will set up a national e-waste scheme, aiming to recycle 80% of all TVs and computers by 2021.

The heat is well and truly on in Barcelona this week, as negotiators try to hammer out a draft climate change agreement before next month's UN treaty meeting in Copenhagen. On Tuesday, 55 African countries staged a series of walk-outs and called for a suspension of negotiations until rich countries made substantial progress on emission cuts. And an alternative plan for a series of forest funds across Africa, Asia and South America to save the world's tropical forests has also been unveiled. Significantly, it won't involve the trading of forest carbon credits or offsets.

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