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The critically-endangered Maui dolphin has topped a list of New Zealand's 10 "rarest of the rare" endangered species, unveiled by a just-launched foundation that aims to pull our most threatened plants and animals back from the brink.
Grizzly bears in the Yellowstone region will be stripped of their Endangered Species status because numbers have sufficiently recovered to allow hunting outside national park borders. In 1975 only 136 animals were left in the area located in parts of Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. Now around 700 bears roam the Yellowstone region.
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5 Amazing Species That Are Critically Endangered - as part of the travel series by GeoBeats.
It appears there are no limits to the talents of Russian President Vladimir Putin.<br /> <br />He was in Siberia on Wednesday to teach young Siberian cranes raised in captivity the route to southern migration in Central Asia. <br /> <br />Aside from Putin's carefully-groomed action man image, he is also a keen animal lover.<br /> <br />...<br />http://www.euronews.net/
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For more news visit ☛ http://english.ntdtv.com<br />Follow us on Twitter ☛ http://twitter.com/NTDTelevision<br />Add us on Facebook ☛ http://facebook.com/NTDTelevision<br /><br />An aviary park in Mexico called "El Nido" (The Nest) is home to 3,000 birds and 320 different species. Among these is the quetzal bird with its lustrous green plumage which was venerated by the Aztecs and Mayans.<br /><br />"El Nido" (The Nest) Aviary Park on the outskirts of Mexico City in Ixtapaluca, is successfully reproducing bird species on the verge of extinction in the wild.<br /><br />The sanctuary, which is the third largest aviary in Latin America, is home to 3,000 birds and 320 different species, including the endangered quetzal.<br /><br />Thanks to pioneering reproduction research programs, the aviary has tripled quetzal numbers in Mexico in the last 25 years.<br /><br />The sanctuary has four living quetzals. The quetzal once thrived from Panama to Oaxaca State in humid rainforests.<br /><br />But habitat destruction and hunting of the birds for their feathers affected their population.<br /><br />The bird park is the first sanctuary to successfully reproduce quetzals in captivity, but they still haven't had success with the harpy eagle.<br /><br />[Salvador Figueroa, Biologist]: <br />"It took us more than 20 years to develop the skill to develop it [the quetzal]. The pavon, the eternal guardian, today we have three chicks. But the program that still has not produced eggs or chicks is the reproduction of the harpy eagle, but these have been our chief programs. We are talking about more than 20 years of research. It's the only center in the world which has managed to reproduce the quetzal."<br /><br />In December 2010, Mexican authorities classified the harpy eagle as specially protected, encouraging researchers at El Nido to try and accelerate the raptor's reintroduction into its natural habitat.<br /><br />Apart from species from Mexico and Central America, El Nido also works with birds from diverse habitats from other parts of the world.
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Indonesia is not only blessed with its beautiful landscape but also gifted with innumerable wildlife animals. <br /><br />Even some of them only exist in this archipelago country. <br /><br />Known as “The Lost World of Asia,” the various islands in Indonesia have rescued many rare animals that you cannot find anywhere else in the world.<br /><br />Here are 5 endangered Indonesian animals. See more in the video.<br /><br />#EndangeredIndonesianAnimal #OnlyinIndonesia #AnimalSpecies<br /><br />Voice Over / Video Editor: Aulia Hafisa / Praba Mustika<br />==================================<br /><br />Homepage: https://www.suara.com<br />Facebook Fan Page: https://www.facebook.com/suaradotcom<br />Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/suaradotcom/<br />Twitter: https://twitter.com/suaradotcom
Amur tiger (panthera tigris altaica) - endangered species
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The wolverine could be the next animal to join the endangered species list.
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A new app is helping fishermen avoid unwanted catches, and helping to reduce the desire to discard fish back into the sea.
In Kashmir, wildlife scientists have begun tagging the endangered Kashmiri buck breed, Hungal with satellite traceable collars. The buck is Hangul facing extinction due to shrinkage of habitat, official apathy and lack of effective scientific intervention for the species’ survival.
The endangered species Borneo Mammals - Orang Utan
A new app is helping fishermen avoid unwanted catches, and helping to reduce the desire to discard fish back into the sea.
In Kashmir, wildlife scientists have begun tagging the endangered Kashmiri buck breed, Hungal with satellite traceable collars. The buck is Hangul facing extinction due to shrinkage of habitat, official apathy and lack of effective scientific intervention for the species’ survival.
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In England, a desert antelope has been transferred to the Bedfordshire zoo in an ongoing effort to bring the species back from the brink of extinction. Having traveled from the Aalborg Zoo in Denmark through land and sea, Sabre, a scimitar horned oryx seems to very much like his new enclosure, with plenty of space to run and other antelopes to hang with. Yair Ben-Dor has more.
On the outskirts of the country town of Dubbo in New South Wales Australia, is the Taronga Western Plains Zoo. The 1,000 acres of Australian bush land provides a safe environment for many threatened animal species.<br /><br />And it’s a setting that offers more than just a stable existence for its inhabitants. The zoo’s Life Science Manager, Paul Metcalfe, explains.<br /><br />[Paul Metcalfe, Life Science Manager]:<br />“The zoo has been involved in a large number of endangered species breeding program for some time now, particularly we focus on rhinos.”<br /><br />The rhino horn on the black market is valued at thousands of US dollars per ounce. With the increasing danger of extinction, a good breeding program is all the more important for their survival.<br /><br />[Paul Metcalfe, Life Science Manager]:<br />“In the past year since the program began, we have bred 10 black rhinos and 11 white rhinos.”<br /><br />These Mongolian horses are also facing extinction.. <br /><br />[Paul Metcalfe, Life Science Manager]:<br />“We successfully raised a number of animals which we relocated back to Mongolia to be released back into the wild as they are extinct in that area.” <br /><br />The zoo also manages Australian species.<br /><br />[Paul Metcalfe, Life Science Manager]:<br />“The zoo is not just about exotic species, it is certainly very much involved in the Australian species management… We have been breeding mallee fowl over the years to put back into the wild.”<br /><br />This Aussie Echidna looks like he’s gathering groceries for dinner. And not to be outdone for international fame are the ever popular giraffes. <br /><br />[Paul Metcalfe, Life Science Manager]:<br />“We have a very successful breeding program for giraffes probably one of the best in the country, if not the world.” <br /><br />This open range zoo is certainly playing a vital role nationally and internationally, as a sanctuary for species management. <br /><br />Philippa Rayment, NTD Dubbo, Australia
The saddest thing is for most of these creatures, living with man seem to be their most unfortunate fate. As the case maybe, man – if unchecked – has become nature’s biggest enemy.
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As the largest, most populated and fastest growing continent on Earth, Asia may be the region of the world where the most animal species face extinction due to conflicts with humans. The rapid development of land for use by humans all over Asia poses a serious threat to many animal species, and many Asian governments do too little too late to protect their own environments.
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In England, a desert antelope has been transferred to the Bedfordshire zoo in an ongoing effort to bring the species back from the brink of extinction. Having traveled from the Aalborg Zoo in Denmark through land and sea, Sabre, a scimitar horned oryx seems to very much like his new enclosure, with plenty of space to run and other antelopes to hang with. Yair Ben-Dor has more.
http://www.futurejustice.org<br />Welcome to endangered species from outer space!<br />Todays episode is featuring the humans!<br /><br />I directed this ad together with Scholz&Volkmer for http://www.futurejustice.org<br /><br />"We urgently need a balancing representation of "the long view" in our political institutions.<br />This is why we promote Ombudspersons for Future Generations on all governance levels."<br /><br />Credits:<br />Video: Alexander Lehmann http://www.alexanderlehmann.net<br />Voice: Phil Bonney<br />music: iambic www.iambicmusic.com<br /><br />thanks to: Isabel Prahl http://isabelprahl.de/<br /><br />Background: The aim was to create a provoking ad that explains todays problems but also tries to show a possible solution through the ombudsperson.<br />I worked on the script with the client and the agency for about a month. After recording the voice of Phil Bonnet I started to create the film itself. The Film had to be finished in around 10 days which includes creating all the assets/animation/fx/editing etc.<br />I used 3dsmax for the animation.
The Indian sub-continent. Once home to the Indus valley civilization, India has always been a country of many great and diverse cultures. These cultures largely spent their time building things, going to war and building more things. Oh, and having loads of freaky, freaky sex. While things weren't always peaceful, the Indian sub-continent, left to its own devices, flourished. <br /> <br />Until the white plague. For a period of some 200 years, the Indian sub-continent was ravaged by a plague of Hermasjesteria blandus, more commonly known as the colonial housefly. Fortunately, in 1947, this was overcome and India's inhabitants were once more at peace. Or they should have been anyway. <br /> <br />But 70 years on, a great number of species who call India their home are in danger of going extinct. Some due to natural causes, and others due to predation and habitat loss. Here are 5 Indian species in danger of going extinct. <br />.... <br />For more videos like this visit http://www.catchnews.com/video/
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A large majority of these species are victims of deforestation. Just this year, 38 million acres of forest is projected to be destroyed! To put that into perspective, 38 million acres is roughly the size of Algeria or slightly larger than Alaska.
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Directed by : Gilles Bourdos <br />Produced by : Les Films du Lendemain <br />Genre: Fiction - Runtime: 1 h 45 min <br />French release: 27/09/2017 <br />Production year: 2016 <br /><br />The fates of three entwined families. Joséphine and Tomas have just got married. It was a joyful celebration. But soon, Joséphine's parents will discover a darker side lurking behind the couple's sunny happiness. Meanwhile, Mélanie tells her parents that she is pregnant but the child's father does not fit the bill of the ideal son-in-law. As for Anthony, a dreamy student and unlucky in love, he must take care of his mother, who has suddenly become uncontrollable. <br /><br />More info: http://en.unifrance.org/movie/....41797/endangered-spe
Bushmeat is the term commonly used for meat of terrestrial wild animals, killed for subsistence or commercial purposes throughout. Bushmeat hunting is common in many parts of the world where hunting of animals from the wild is performed. The issue of bushmeat hunting is highly politicized, with little support for the practice outside the forests and cities where it is conducted. <br /><br />Despite the ban on hunting since 1991, rampant corruption and poor law enforcement have made it possible for poachers and forest dwellers to feast on some of India's endangered species. Bushmeat consumption is, not surprisingly, higher in remote villages with little access to markets, where it's less than half the price of domesticated animal meat. Largely due to unchecked hunting, 172 species from India have already made it to the Red List of animals on the brink of extinction, annually updated by the World Conservation Union. Hunting is a serious threat to wildlife worldwide.<br /><br />Nagaland is a state in the far north-eastern part of India. It borders the state of Assam to the west, Arunachal Pradesh and part of Assam to the north, Burma to the east and Manipur to the south. The state capital is Kohima, and the largest city is Dimapur. The state of Nagaland has an area of 16,579 km2 with a population of 1,980,602 (nineteen lakhs eighty thousand six hundred two) as per the 2011 census making it one of the smallest states of India. The state is mostly mountainous except those areas bordering Assam valley. Mount Saramati is the highest peak in Nagaland with a height of 3,840 metres and its range forms a natural barrier between Nagaland and Burma. It lies between the parallels of 98 degree and 96 degree East Longitude and 26.6 degree and 27.4 degree latitude North of the Equator.<br /><br />Source - Wikipedia<br /><br />This footage is part of the professionally-shot broadcast stock footage archive of Wilderness Films India Ltd., the largest collection of imagery from South Asia. The Wilderness Films India collection comprises of thousands of hours of high quality broadcast imagery, mostly shot on HDCAM 1080i High Definition, HDV and XDCAM. Write to us for licensing this footage on a broadcast format, for use in your production! We are happy to be commissioned to film for you or else provide you with broadcast crewing and production solutions across South Asia. We pride ourselves in bringing the best of India and South Asia to the world... Reach us at wfi @ vsnl.com and admin@wildfilmsindia.com
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