Endangered Videos

Washington state workers rescue fish stranded by a rock slide. Washington - United States - Society and Culture - Business and Economy - Local News

DVD Available at: http://www.longtailnet.com/1374 For 150 years the Southern Seas were bloodied by mass slaughter. Hundreds of thousands of whales were killed to oil the wheels of industry. They have lived for millions of years, but in a fraction of this time they are edging to extinction.Author: longtailnet Tags: endangered species whale extinction Southern Seas hunting whales history whaling Antarctic sanctuary Greenpeace krill nature International Whaling Commission Cetaceans giant squid Humpback Posted: 15 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Shocking Anti-Matter Finding, New Supernovaes, Faulkland Fox Family, A Phone Call, Altruistic Ants, Icy Antarctic Ecosystem, Life In The Lab, Prenatal Phonics, Synthetic Solutions, Feeding The Children, and Much More!

When was the last time you saw a koala in the wild? They're hard to spot mind you - but there's a real fear their numbers are in decline. And despite the efforts of the Australian Koala Foundation the species is not yet listed as endangered. The Threatened Species Steering Committee, meets in Canberra today and the Foundation claims that new scientific studies into the declining numbers of koalas make endangered species listing imperative.

Take a journey around the world with Charlie and the explore Team on their quest to capture the essence of mother nature. Hike through Rwanda's rainforests to explore the lives of wild mountain gorillas; sail through the Bahamas and witness dolphins at play; and watch endangered pandas melt hearts at the Wolong Giant Panda Reserve in China.Learn more at www.explore.org.

Brains!, Sight For the Blind, Whiskers On Robots, Death To Mosquitos!, Musical Brains, Regenerating Nerves, What s Up With The Bees?, The Best Dino Ever, and Interview w/ Dr. Bill Schutt re: Sanguivores.

femelle panda roux du programme de protection du Zoo de Cairns, australieAuthor: virgolambre Tags: red panda endangered species roux espèces menacées Posted: 25 October 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Safe Harbor Frogs: Endangered frogs find a new home, thanks to a public/private partnership. By the Arizona Game and Fish Department http://www.azgfd.govAuthor: azgfd Tags: frogs endangered safe harbor arizona Posted: 20 October 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Safe Harbor Frogs: Endangered frogs find a new home, thanks to a public/private partnership. By the Arizona Game and Fish Department http://www.azgfd.gov

Safe Harbor Fish: Maricopa County McDowell Regional Park is the latest home to some endangered native fish species. By the Arizona Game and Fish Department

Cheetahs are the fastest land mammal! Capable of reaching speeds in excess of 70mph they are an amazing animal, unfortunately their numbers in the wild have dropped drastically in the past 100 years. Namibia is one of the last refuges of the remaining world Cheetah population. A quarter of all the remaining cats are found in Nambia. It is estimated their numbers globally have declined by over 90% in the last 100 years. A local thorn bush species is invading the savannah in the country, causing over US$90 million each year in lost revenue to Namibian farmers, whilst also destroying the native habitat of the fastest of the cats. Now the Cheetah Conservation Fund has pioneered a scheme to clear the thorn bush and turn it into cheap fuel briquettes. The project is creating jobs at the same time as helping to restore the hunting ground of the endangered cheetah. Vote for the Cheetah Conservation Fund "No Beating About The Bush" at: http://www.theworldchallenge.co.uk/vote.php Voting ends 13th November 2009, you can vote once per e-mail address - remember a vote for the CCF is a vote for the CHEETAH! Learn more about the Cheetah Conservation Fund and their efforts here: http://www.cheetah.org/ *Special thanks to Paul Garret for supplying footage of wild cheetahs - http://www.youtube.com/user/Chilldogg#p/a For more info about BIG CAT RESCUE visit: http://www.bigcatrescue.org Find us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Big-Cat... MYSPACE: http://www.myspace.com/1bigcatrescue TWITTER: http://twitter.com/BigCatRescue DONATE: http://www.bigcatrescue.org/donate.htm THANK YOU!

!!!HELP SAVE THE TIGER & BOBCAT!!! The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, also known as CITES, is an international treaty designed to control and regulate international trade in certain animal and plant species that are now or potentially may be threatened with extinction. Currently, 175 countries, including the United States, are parties to CITES. The Convention calls for biennial meetings in which one of the functions is to consider amendments to the lists of species possibly threatened with extinction. We have a unique opportunity to provide public comments to 2 items related to big cats that the United States plans to submit for consideration. First, the US continues to support a strong stance on tiger conservation and efforts to address illegal trade in tiger and other Asian big cat parts and derivatives. Of course, Big Cat Rescue fully supports this position. Second, a proposal exists to remove Bobcats from the current list of protected species. BIG CAT RESCUE DOES NOT SUPPORT THIS POSITION. Please write a letter to our CITES representatives, and let them know that you support strong tiger conservation, but you insist that they keep the Bobcat under Appendix II Protection. Visit this page to use our sample letter: http://capwiz.com/bigcatrescue/issues/alert/?alertid=13810331&type=CU http://www.bigcatrescue.org/ We CAN make a difference!

The ladies admire the penguins that Minnie brought in.

Jammin in New York: April 24th, 1992 The Planet is Fine, The People are Fucked Earth: 4,500,000,000 years People: 200,000 years The Earth Has Been Around 22,500 TIMES Longer Than Us

NRDC's lawsuit forced the Bush administration to start facing facts about global warming. Now you can help turn up the heat in Round Two of this historic fight -- go to www.polarbearSOS.org/takeaction and help save polar bears!