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• The Amazon Pink Dolphin’s Voice: Where will the loggers strike next? Map could model deforestation vulnerability across the Amazon rainforest and Spatial Pattern of Standing Timber Value across the Brazilian Amazon
  Where will the loggers strike next? Map could model deforestation vulnerability across the Amazon rainforest Researchers exploring the value of different types of timber across theAmazon rainforest have produced a fascinating choropleth map to illustrate their findings. Shown above, it consists of timber values plotted on a gridded map of equal-area cells, e […]
• The Amazon Pink Dolphin’s Voice:Chevron CEO Faces Growing Anger From Shareholders Over $18 Billion Ecuador Liability, Says Amazon Defense Coalition
    Chevron CEO Faces Growing Anger From Shareholders Over $18 Billion Ecuador Liability, Says Amazon Defense Coalition An epic showdown between angry Chevron shareholders and notoriously short-tempered CEO John Watson over the company’s $18 billion Ecuadorliability is brewing just days before the company’s annual meeting next week. Watson – who at […]
• The Whale’s Voice: High seas hijinks for Paul Watson
  High seas hijinks for Paul Watson His life of radical activism lands him in a familiar spot: a European jail cell by with files from Anthony A. Davis Daniel Rosenthal/laif/Redux The last time Paul Watson was in a European jail, he emerged as a global environmental hero. It was 1997, and the Canadian founder of [...]
• The Whale’s Voice: Paul Watson: “lo que me ocurra no afectará las campañas de Sea Shepherd” and Paul Watson arremete contra la mafia del aleteo de tiburones en Costa Rica
  Paul Watson: “lo que me ocurra no afectará las campañas de Sea Shepherd” El activista de la defensa de la fauna marina Paul Watson, actualmente en libertad bajo fianza en Alemania, en espera del examen de una pedido de extradición a Costa Rica, prometió este martes que sus campañas continuarán incluso si es juzgado y [...]
• The Seal’s Voice: Seal culling furore in Nam
  Seal culling furore in Nam Windhoek - The government of Namibia is resisting pressure from conservationists to put an end to seal culling in the country’s coastal waters. The seal-harvesting season runs from July to mid-November. Lobbyists say the government makes around US$9 million annually from some 100 000 tourists who want to see seals in [...]