Happy (kinda?) Endangered Species Day!
Today is Endangered Species Day! It might not be the happiest of holidays, but endangered species are definitely worth celebrating.
Today is Endangered Species Day! It might not be the happiest of holidays, but endangered species are definitely worth celebrating.
Last Thursday, endangered loggerhead sea turtles won a federal commitment to protect important beach and ocean habitat.
In response to a lawsuit filed by conservation groups earlier this year, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing to designate 739 miles of critical habitat for loggerhead sea turtles
Back in December, a swimmer was photographed climbing on top of an injured whale in Pompano Beach, FL. Now, NOAA has given that man a written warning.
The National Marine Fisheries Service withdrew a proposed rule that would have required Turtle Excluder Devices on all skimmer trawl shrimp boats in the southeastern US.
Even though 2012 was a record-low year for Florida manatee deaths, the threat to their small population remains.
Yesterday, conservation groups filed a lawsuit against the NMFS and the FWS for their failure to protect critical habitat for threatened loggerhead sea turtles.
The sperm whale seen drifting off Pompano Beach, Florida yesterday has died. According to a local resident, two swimmers were climbing on the whale while it was still alive.
Here’s a roundup of other stories worth reading this weekend, including the successful Arctic crossing, 66 coral species joining the ESA, a dolphin bite at Sea World and more.