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My life as an elephant researcher

February 1, 2018by pennybanham Leave a comment

6:00 am – The day starts in STEP’s research camp with hot, strong coffee and fresh chapati prepared by Jose, our camp cook. Preparations of the equipment needed for fieldwork […]

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Africa, African Mammals

Our Trees – A British Charter

February 26, 2017by pennybanham Leave a comment

Charter for Trees, Woods and People Fifty organisations including the Forest Stewardship Council, National Trust, RSPB and WWF are calling for people in the UK to submit an anecdote, memory […]

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Europe

Penguins struggling to find food in Southern Africa

February 23, 2017by pennybanham Leave a comment

A study  by researchers at the University of Exeter and the University of Cape Town has shown that endangered African penguin populations have dramatically declined due climate change and overfishing. […]

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Africa

New monuments added to Obama’s legacy

December 29, 2016by pennybanham Leave a comment

President Obama has added two new national monuments in Utah and Nevada. These places are sacred tribal sites. In Obama’s time in office, he has created 29 national monuments, encompassing […]

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North America, Social And Wildlife Issues

The Trembling Giant – 80,000 year old aspen

November 4, 2016by pennybanham 2 Comments

The story is the same everywhere you look: we are losing our trees, be them ancient, tropical, deciduous, coniferous and home to so much of life on our planet. Is […]

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North America

Norway set to cull two thirds of its wolf population

September 20, 2016by pennybanham 1 Comment

In a controversial plan, Norway is set to cull more than two-thirds of its remaining wolves due to apparent harm inflicted on sheep flocks by the predators. The wolf population in […]

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Europe, European Animals, Extinction, Polar Animals, Polar Regions

The Blob: Chaos In The Pacific

September 1, 2016by pennybanham Leave a comment

What happens when a warm waters invade the Pacific? Chaos. An expanse of unusually warm water in the northern Pacific Ocean had a profound effect upon marine animals from Mexico […]

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Global Issues, North America, North American Mammals, Polar Animals, Polar Regions

Science and Music -Ludovico Einaudi – “Elegy for the Arctic”

August 5, 2016by pennybanham Leave a comment

Ludovico Einaudi performed a breathtakingly haunting piece, ‘Elegy for the Arctic’ to highlight the destruction of ice on the pole due to climate change. With a grand piano on a floating […]

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Global Issues, Polar Animals, Polar Regions

New World Heritage Sites Declared

July 21, 2016by pennybanham Leave a comment

The World Heritage Committee yesterday added, after great deliberation, nine new World Heritage sites to the list of some 1,000 places of “outstanding universal value to humanity.” The new additions include […]

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Central America and the Caribbean, Europe, Far East Asia, North America

Land Sharing Or Land Sparing? Reconciling Agriculture and Biodiversity

June 2, 2016by pennybanham Leave a comment

Agriculture and biodiversity are becoming increasingly hard to reconcile with the growing world population. It has been estimated that food production may need to double by 2050 to feed the global […]

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Global Issues, Social And Wildlife Issues

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