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Are Hunters Disappearing from Game Management? See the article here: Are Hunters Disappearing from Game Management?

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A resources boom that has shielded Australia from the global economic meltdown is threatening the Great Barrier Reef and provoked an argument between the state and federal governments. Visit link: Australia's coal boom threatens Great Barrier Reef

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A little-noticed tweak to one of the European Union's many rules and regulations is leaving fisheries scientists struggling to access vital data. Continued here: Fisheries science falls foul of privacy rules

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ScienceDaily (June 5, 2012) - The palms that Vietnamese villagers weave into hats, many varieties of lichens that depend on the pristine environment of the Great Smoky Mountains, and small, shrub-like trees that are threatened by development and deforestation in Brazil were among the scores of plant and fungus species that scientists at The New York Botanical Garden...

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Slideshow - World Environment Day See the original post: World Environment Day

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With forests and fish stocks declining, water demand rising and lack of action on climate change, humanity's path is anything but sustainable, the UN warns. Read more: Green decline continuing, says UN report

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5 June 2012 | Finance for biodiversity could be scaled up from around USD 52 billion in 2010 to as high as USD 160 billion by 2020, if the public and private sectors work together to implement a range of financing approaches, according to the new Little Biodiversity Finance Book, published today by the Global Canopy Programme (GCP)....

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The upcoming Rio+20 summit should be the environmental equivalent of Tahrir Square, mobilizing support for addressing the world's environmental problems, former Brazilian presidential candidate Marina Silva told AFP. More here: Environmentalists should turn Rio summit into their Tahrir Square, says Marina Silva

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HARARE, Jun 5, 2012 (IPS) - The Southern African Development Community's protocol on shared watercourses is recognised as one of the world's best. But sound agreements on the sustainable and equitable management of joint water resources require effective means to implement them. Read the original post: Sharing Southern Africa's Water

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KAUAI, Hawaii, Jun 6, 2012 (IPS) - Can a single species of tree significantly reduce hunger, unemployment and deforestation in the tropics? Researchers and scientists behind a surge in breadfruit activity think so. Read this article: Samoan Breadfruit Makes a Splash in the Caribbean