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Flooded by travel brochures, each flashing pictures of exotic places, the one word which draws your attention today is "ecotourism." Its definition has evolved over the years and I have travelled around the world to record its transformation. See original here: Ecotourism: Tourism evolution

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Flooded by travel brochures, each flashing pictures of exotic places, the one word which draws your attention today is "ecotourism." Its definition has evolved over the years and I have travelled around the world to record its transformation. Read more: Ecotourism: Tourism evolution

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A one-day public forum on Biodiversity Conservation in Ghana, organised by the Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology, has been held in Accra yesterday. See the original post: Forum On Biodiversity Conservation Held

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Thomas McCarthy, director of the snow leopard program for the conservation group Panthera, has spent nearly two decades crisscrossing the absurdly rugged Himalayan plateau to study a magnificent, densely furred, rosette-stenciled cat that may well be the world's most reliable no-show. View original post here: A Forbidding Kingdom of Snow Leopards

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A cow's stomach could hold the key to creating more environmentally friendly versions of petrol and diesel, according to Edinburgh scientists. Researchers are investigating how enzymes found in the stomachs of cattle and other ruminants, animals which "chew cud", could be used industrially. Original post: Cows 'may offer greener fuel key'

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A one-day public forum on Biodiversity Conservation in Ghana, organised by the Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology, has been held in Accra yesterday. Read more: Forum On Biodiversity Conservation Held

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DHAKA, Jul 26, 2011 (IPS) - Jasinta Nokrek loves nothing better than to range through the dense Modhupur forest, the way her Garo tribal ancestors have always done. Read more from the original source: Tribal Women Take on Forest Ranger Roles

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DHAKA, Jul 26, 2011 (IPS) - Jasinta Nokrek loves nothing better than to range through the dense Modhupur forest, the way her Garo tribal ancestors have always done. Read more: Tribal Women Take on Forest Ranger Roles

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In response to Global Witness' report Pandering to the Loggers released on Monday 25 July, WWF issues the following statement: Original post: WWF response to Global Witness report

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In response to Global Witness' report Pandering to the Loggers released on Monday 25 July, WWF issues the following statement: Read the original post: WWF response to Global Witness report