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We teamed Senior Extension Associate Keith Tidball from Cornell University up with Programme officer Oliver Hillel of the Convention of Biological Diversity to discuss some of the most important and emerging issues related to urbanisation, biodiversity conservation and governance. More here: Bringing biodiversity back into cities

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Use the links below to access these interesting articles… By Suzanna R. Ryan, M.S., Ryan Forensic DNA Consulting: Touch DNA:  what is it? where is it? how much can be found? and, how can it impact my ... Read more: DNA-Related Articles by Suzanna R. Ryan, Ryan Forensic DNA Consulting

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Note: You must be a current CPDA member AND LOG IN before you can download this document. Current members: See the log in box on the upper right side of this page to log in and access ... Link: Criminal Defense Resource – Annual Juvenile Defense Seminar – Day Two – Juvenile Delinquency MCLE Program – Course Booklet...

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Pacelle: “You Might As Well Include All Bear and Bobcat Hunting” Visit link: Pacelle: “You Might As Well Include All Bear and Bobcat Hunting”

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Pacelle: “You Might As Well Include All Bear and Bobcat Hunting” See original here: Pacelle: “You Might As Well Include All Bear and Bobcat Hunting”

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KINSHASA, Jun 14 2012 (IPS) - Seated under a tree, biologist Zozo Bazomba welcomes a steady stream of visitors to the Action Nature et Médecine centre in Bumbu commune in the DRC. Suffering from a range of ailments, they have come from across Kinshasa, the capital, in search of sachets of powdered moringa leaves. See original here: Moringa...

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TEGUCIGALPA, Jun 13 2012 (IPS) - Honduras, in the heart of Central America, normally makes headlines for its political upheavals and violence. But sometimes there is good news, too. It is one of only a few countries with a shark sanctuary off its coasts, and it has just created a protected area around a reef of a coral...

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Australia has created the world's largest network of marine reserves and will restrict fishing as well as oil and gas exploration in a major step to safeguard the environment and access to food. Read the rest here: Australia creates world's largest marine reserve

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ScienceDaily (June 13, 2012) - An international team of scientists have published the first continent-wide assessment of the Antarctic's biogeography, and propose that the landmass should be divided into 15 distinct conservation regions to protect the continent from invasive alien species. The rest is here: Divide the Antarctic to Protect Native Species, Propose Experts

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SYDNEY, June 13 (UPI) -- Australian scientists say the poison invasive cane toads use to devastate native species could be turned into a weapon against the toads themselves. View original post here: Australia to bait and trap cane toads