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• Exploding ‘Whalegrenade’ harpoons take up to 20 minutes to kill whales, Norwegian data reveals
  THE AMAZON PINK DOLPHIN: 09/09/2018 PLEASE CLICK ON BELOW TO VIEW VIDEO https://players.brightcove.net/624246174001/BJXA5Px6f_default/index.html?videoId=5832152696001&customTargeting=%2F71347885%2F_main_independent%2Fin_environment%2Fin_environment_article&customParams=permutive%253D7496%2C7668%2C3446%2C3448%2C3449%2C3461%2C3503%2C3508%2C3509%2C3510% […]
• SOS SEA SHEPHERD: Japanese whalers have killed more than 50 whales in Antarctic protected area
  THE AMAZON PINK DOLPHIN: 04/09/2018 ‘It is a travesty that Japan can go into an ocean sanctuary and harpoon whales’     Japan kills 333 Antarctic minke whales each year in the Southern Ocean ( Getty ) Japanese whalers have exploited a loophole to kill over 50 minke whales this year in an area of […]
• Keep off our land, Amazon indigenous women tell Ecuador’s president
  THE AMAZON PINK DOLPHIN 30/03/2018 Women’s movement demand an end to unrestricted oil drilling and mining on indigenous lands and action on violence against land defenders in first meeting with president Lenin Moreno Amazon indigenous women leaders have told Ecuador’s president Lenin Moreno to limit oil drilling and mining in their territories and combat the […]
• Is President Moreno Betraying the Amazon ? – Yes according to ” Digging Into Ecuador’s Undiscovered Oil Potential” & Extractivist Lobby
  AMAZON PINK DOLPHIN 19/01/2018     A rig drills in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Ecuador is seeking investment in its oil and gas sector. (Source: Shutterstock.com) Ecuador is not typically the place people think of for booming oil production. Its output has remained stable over the past 10 years due to relatively stagnant exploration activity. But […]
• Found: The First Known Hybrid Bird Species in the Amazon Rain Forest
  AMAZON PINK DOLPHIN 19/01/2018       The golden-crowned manakin is the only known hybrid species in the Amazon. Resistance to crossing rivers gave it the space to evolve into something new. The golden-crowned manakin, a rare tropical bird with a green mantle and bright yellow feathers that would look right at home in a […]