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The IUCN Biodiversity Conservation Group is putting pressure on the governments to start getting serious about saving species. Conservationists warn that not enough was being done to tackle the main threats, such as habitat loss. The Red List warns more than a third of species assessed in a major international biodiversity study are threatened with extinction.
An expert summit in Washington DC, backed by IUCN has discussed the cost of protection of habitats, disease prevention and captive-breeding projects, and for the ability to respond to emergencies of the worlds frogs, toads and salamanders.
Using film, photographs and audio recordings, ARKive is creating a unique record of the world’s biodiversity - complementing other species information datasets, and making a key resource available for scientists, conservationists, educators and the general public.
This site provides information about New Zealand’s critically endangered Brown Teal (Pakete), efforts to help conserve and manage them, and who is involved. The information and work programmes covered in this site are part of Recovery Efforts to conserve this unique species.
A US site that provides information on the laws that protect animals, selected species survival plans, endangered species fact sheets, and photos of endangered species.
An expert summit in Washington DC, backed by IUCN has discussed the cost of protection of habitats, disease prevention and captive-breeding projects, and for the ability to respond to emergencies of the worlds frogs, toads and salamanders.
One of the two remaining wild herds of pure bred European bison is down to an effective population size of just 25. While European bison can interbreed with American bison (Bison bison), they are a separate species, having considerable genetic and morphological differences.
This site, and the recovery programme are funded by the Bank of New Zealand Kiwi Recovery trust, and managed by the Department of Conservation to coordinate all kiwi recovery work in New Zealand. The site includes a wealth of information, current efforts and future plans.
This site provides information resources on the Rhinoceros, up to date rhino-news, a section with Rhino multi-media, and info on research, projects and grants involved with the Rhino.
This web page provides information on the threats to global biodiversity, it has many diagrams and images to illustrate the discussions on topics such as hunting, pollution, climate change and invasive species.
During a three month investigation an International Fund for Animal Welfare probe found some of the world's most endangered species for sale online - almost all being traded illegally. This is the BBC report.
This site by WWF, briefly examines the distribution and population of various threatened species including African elephants, rhinoceros, tigers and more
Part of the Save the Rainforest site, this section shows clearly many of the factors which cause or lead to rainforest destruction, topics ranging from tourism to dam building are discussed.
Rainforests are the womb of life, home to over half the Earth's species. The Rainforest Information centre is a volunteer, nonprofit organisation dedicated to protecting them.
A look at the threats to coral reefs (home to 25% of all marine life) such as sedimentation, fishing with explosives, cyanide, dredging, waste pollution, and global warming.
CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) is an international agreement between governments. It aims to ensure that international trade in wild animals and plants does not threaten their survival.
Greenpeace is an independent, campaigning organisation which uses nonviolent, creative confrontation to expose global environmental problems, and to force the solutions which are essential to a green and peaceful future.
This is the website of the IWC, which was set up under the International Convention for the Regulation of Whaling. The purpose of the Convention is to provide for the proper conservation of whale stocks.
The WWF is the world's largest and most experienced independent conservation organisation with a global network active in some 100 countries. WWF's mission is to protect nature and the biological diversity that we all need to survive.
Site of Biodiversity Group of Environment Australia and covers such areas as: biodiversity, conservation of plants and animals, conservation of environments, and protected areas.
The Department of Conservation is the Government agency in New Zealand that promotes biodiversity conservation, historic conservation, the conservation experience, conservation partnerships and quality conservation management.
An active conservation group, with updates on their projects, access to their latest information on conservation issues and recovery plans on various endangered species in New Zealand.
New Zealand lakes are monitored for a number of variables. These variables are combined to produce a Trophic Level Index, which tells us the overall condition of a lake. The individual variables and the Index are presented on this web site.
An overview and details of research projects carried out by Landcare New Zealand in the field of conservation biology and endangered species management.
This extract (from "Whaling and Anti-Whaling Movement", ICR, 1999) explains about New Zealand's whaling policy and discusses the history and factors that have lead to it's strong preservation outlook.
Part of the Scottish Environment Protection Agency, this report aims to provide an overview of Scotland's environment. Issues range from human impact, air and water pollution and to monitoring of the environment.
English Nature is the statutory service responsible for looking after England's variety of wild plants and animals - the country's biodiversity - and its natural features.
This site looks at the state of the environment in England and Wales, including industrial emissions, water and air quality, land management. It also includes charts and graphs were possible.
Naturenet is a voluntary enterprise in the UK concerned with the management and conservation of its countryside. This site has many sections to visit including biodiversity and legislation, as well as links to many local organisations.
This site is part of Scottish Nature Heritage, which is a government organisation that promotes the conservation and enhancement of habitats, species and landscapes in Scotland.
Wales is renowned for its rich variety of landscapes and wide diversity of wildlife. This site is part of Countryside Council for Wales, which is an organisation devoted to preserving the habitats and species of Wales.
The National trust is a registered charity which aims to protect the threatened countryside and buildings in England, Wales and Ireland. This site offers background information, the latest issues concerning the region as well as places to visit.
Devoted to conserving wetlands and their wildlife in and around Britain and Ireland. This charity organisation is concerned with conservation issues, breeding programmes and do research into population numbers and distribution of wild fowl around the world.
Focused on UK Wildlife this site contains a wide range of information ranging from Wildlife gardening to Animal Parks. Also it provides excellent descriptions and photo's of many of the UK's animals, amphibians and insects.