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Ocean Alliance - WHALE CONSERVATION INSTITUTE - Right Whale Program
Roger realized that by following the lives of individuals, he could learn far more about the whales than was being learned by whalers studying the ... as the years pass. The Ocean Alliance is following the lives of more than 1300 different known individuals. Through annual surveys of the whales and focused investigations, Ocean Alliance has created a ...
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Ocean Alliance - RESEARCH - Right Whale
Institute researchers, led by Dr Payne, have studied the world's largest population of right whales (2,000 individuals) on their Argentine calving grounds for the past 32 years. This program is the longest continuous study of any baleen whale species based on known individuals. Certain areas, however, still remain unexplained. One of these is habitat requirements. For example, it is ...
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DSWF - Projects introduction
This is why we need your support NOW to fund practical field work, anti-poaching and law enforcement projects to known individuals and organisations. DSWF currently supports 17 vital projects in: Namibia, South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Russia, Thailand, ...
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2007 IUCN Red List – 2003 Photo Gallery
John S. Donaldson. Maui Hesperomannia (Hesperomannia arbuscula), listed as Critically Endangered, is a small shrubby tree known only from the Hawaiian Islands of Maui and Oahu. There has been an observed population decline of 25-50% over the last three years and the number of known individuals is less than 25. Main threats to the species are habitat degradation by pigs, competition ...
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2007 IUCN Red List – Search
"S. Countries: Native: Brazil (Minas Gerais) Population Population: There are only 10 adults (mature individuals) and six juveniles living in nature in the middle of pastures of Brachiaria, in a very ... only one new mature plant was found (in August 2005). In 2005, one of the previously known individuals died (F.M. Fernandes, pers. comm). Population Trend: Habitat and Ecology Habitat and Ecology: ...
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Julia Creek Dunnart Sminthopsis douglasi - Threatened Species Day 2005 fact sheet
Downs country of northwest Queensland (QLD). It gets its name from the fact that until recently, all known individuals had been found within a short radius of Julia Creek and Richmond. During dry conditions, especially ... member of its genus During short-term food shortages it can go into a kind of hibernation known as 'torpor' It may have the ability to detect rain through its keen sense of smell. ...
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DSWF - Conservation projects introduction
This is why we need your support NOW to fund practical field work, anti-poaching and law enforcement projects to known individuals and organisations. DSWF currently supports 17 vital projects in: Namibia, South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Russia, Thailand, ...
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Global Green USA
Vehicles and buildings are two of the biggest contributors to global warming pollution,” said Matt Petersen, President of Global Green USA. “By arriving in ‘green vehicles’ instead of gas-guzzling limousines, well-known individuals are helping shine the light on smart solutions to global warming: what we drive, as well as how we ...
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Living Links Center Blog
Japanese papers. In the meantime, however, Imanishis students set out to identify individuals (giving them names or numbers), following them over their lifetime (they knew their kinship relations ... population practice an extreme kind of physical contact the function of which is not yet known. Individuals place others fingers in their mouth, nostrils, even second knuckle deep into their eye ...
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Living Links Center Blog
Japanese papers. In the meantime, however, Imanishis students set out to identify individuals (giving them names or numbers), following them over their lifetime (they knew their kinship relations ... population practice an extreme kind of physical contact the function of which is not yet known. Individuals place others fingers in their mouth, nostrils, even second knuckle deep into their eye ...
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