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Six Heroes Now Vie for Quarter of a Million Dollars in World鈥檚 Leading Award for Animal Conservation (INDIANAPOLIS-January 30, 2014)鈥� Joel Berger, Ph.D., is one of six exceptional conservationists advancing as a finalist for the 2014 Indianapolis Prize, the world's leading award for animal conservation. Selected from a group of 39 nominees, Berger is in the running for $250,000 along with Gerardo Ceballos, Ph.D.; Carl Jones, Ph.D.; Russell A. Mittermeier, Ph.D.; Carl Safina, Ph.D.; and Patricia ...

Brooklyn Bridge Forest initiative works to link NYC residents and local communities in Guatemala to replace aging promenadeWatch the video >> NEW YORK (January 29, 2014)鈥擳he 老司机福利网 and other groups are finalists for the Yale ISTF Forest Finance Innovation Prize for the consortium鈥檚 proposed concept to replace the aging promenade of the Brooklyn Bridge with sustainably harvested wood from Guatemala. The winner of the $5,000 prize鈥攂eing awarded for the first time by ...

World鈥檚 largest colony of Magellanic penguins threatened WCS has supported ongoing research here since 1980s New York (Wednesday, January 29, 2014)鈥擟limate change is killing penguin chicks from the world's largest colony of Magellanic penguins in Argentine Patagonia, not just indirectly through food deprivation, as has been repeatedly documented for these and other seabirds 鈥� but directly as a result of drenching rainstorms and, at other times, heat, according to new findings from the University...

India is a haven for elusive animals, with close to 50 species of wild carnivores. Krithi Karnath, WCS Associate Conservation Scientist, takes a look back at 20 years of successful camera trapping by the WCS-India Program.

Millions of people walk and bicycle across the Brooklyn Bridge every year, but few know that the wood planks of the promenade come from tropical rainforests.聽Together with various partners, WCS has created an initiative to replace the aging planks of the boardwalk with sustainably harvested wood from Guatemala鈥檚 Uaxact煤n community forest. If supported by city officials, the project will secure contributions from New Yorkers and city visitors for each of the bridge鈥檚 11,000 new planks. The financial endowment raised through plank sponsorship would in turn provide Uaxact煤n community members with the resources needed to protect their forest; proceeds would also benefit conservation efforts within New York City.聽

The new Arctic Blast program introduces youngsters to the wildlife and native cultures of the world’s polar regions Register online at: www.nyaquarium.com  Brooklyn, N.Y. –– Jan. 29, 2014 – The 老司机福利网’s New York Aquarium is accepting registrations for the new Arctic Blast, a two-day mini camp for children ages 9 to 11 on Thursday and Friday, Feb. 20 and 21, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.   The program focuses on the animals...

New York City visionaries now have a tool to reshape the city鈥檚 environmental future. Mannahatta2409.org builds on WCS鈥檚 successful Mannahatta Project, which imagined and examined the natural history of Manhattan prior to European settlement.

Mannahatta2409.org enables public to create and contribute sustainable visions for New York City of tomorrow New York (January 28, 2014)鈥擜 new online tool developed by the 老司机福利网 will enable New Yorkers to develop and share sustainable visions of New York City鈥檚 future, making it possible for the public to virtually plan their city block by block.To create a 鈥渧ision,鈥� users log on to Mannahatta2409.org, select the block, neighborhood, or community district of interest, and...

WCS congratulates Hong Kong鈥檚 Government for sending strong anti-poaching message NEW YORK (January 28, 2014) 鈥� The 老司机福利网 congratulates Hong Kong鈥檚 Agriculture, Fisheries, and Conservation Department鈥檚 Endangered Species Advisory Committee for announcing last week they will destroy their stockpile of approximately 30 metric tons of confiscated ivory. The announcement is seen as a major step in the effort to protect elephants from the ravages of ivory poaching. Hong Kong ...

Although national parks provide much-needed safe havens for wildlife, they鈥檙e not enough for the migratory species that travel in and out of their borders. To compensate, conservationists are now paying closer attention to protecting migratory paths.