Goliath the Galápagos tortoise celebrated his first Father's Day and 135th birthday
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Showing posts with label Galápagos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Galápagos. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 18, 2025
Wednesday, September 16, 2020
Chinese vessels account for 99 per cent of fishing off Galapagos, report finds
The World Lost Two-Thirds Of Its Wildlife In 50 Years. We Are to Blame
It's Not Just Wildfires. Climate Change Is Making The Air More Hazardous
In 48 Hours, Colorado's Wild Weather Sets Records For Both Heat And Snow
Trading the Ice for New York City Pavement
The World Lost Two-Thirds Of Its Wildlife In 50 Years. We Are to Blame
It's Not Just Wildfires. Climate Change Is Making The Air More Hazardous
In 48 Hours, Colorado's Wild Weather Sets Records For Both Heat And Snow
Trading the Ice for New York City Pavement
Tuesday, August 11, 2020
First seeds, now masks? Unsolicited masks from China landing in mailboxes, police say
'They just pull up everything!' Chinese fleet raises fears for Galápagos sea life
27 States Issue Warnings About Seed Packets From China
Alarm over discovery of hundreds of Chinese fishing vessels near Galápagos Islands
Hundreds of Chinese fishing vessels descend upon Galápagos protection zone
'They just pull up everything!' Chinese fleet raises fears for Galápagos sea life
27 States Issue Warnings About Seed Packets From China
Alarm over discovery of hundreds of Chinese fishing vessels near Galápagos Islands
Hundreds of Chinese fishing vessels descend upon Galápagos protection zone
Labels:
Agriculture,
Biodiversity,
China,
COVID19,
culture,
Ecuador,
fishing,
Galápagos,
natural history,
natural resources,
nature,
ocean,
Science,
supply chain,
Sustainable
Friday, December 27, 2019
Scientist Hot Take: Pacific Northwest Volcano Forecast To Erupt Within 4 Years
Netherlands becomes first country required by its court to take action against climate change
'Catastrophic' Wildfires Continue To Rage Across Australia
Barge With 600 Gallons of Diesel Sinks Off Galápagos Islands
'IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO CLEAN IT ALL UP': 600-GALLON OIL SPILL IN GALAPAGOS KILLS WILDLIFE AND DISRUPTS FOOD CHAINS
600 gallons of oil spilled in waters off Galapagos Islands
Australia fires: The thousands of volunteers fighting the flames
'Everything is Burning': Australian Inferno Continues, Choking Off Access to Cities Across Country and
Winds fan flames as blazes destroy properties in Lithgow – as it happened
'Red Lights Flashing': Australia Smashes Heat Record Just a Day After Previous Record Hit
Netherlands becomes first country required by its court to take action against climate change
'Catastrophic' Wildfires Continue To Rage Across Australia
Barge With 600 Gallons of Diesel Sinks Off Galápagos Islands
'IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO CLEAN IT ALL UP': 600-GALLON OIL SPILL IN GALAPAGOS KILLS WILDLIFE AND DISRUPTS FOOD CHAINS
600 gallons of oil spilled in waters off Galapagos Islands
Australia fires: The thousands of volunteers fighting the flames
'Everything is Burning': Australian Inferno Continues, Choking Off Access to Cities Across Country and
Winds fan flames as blazes destroy properties in Lithgow – as it happened
'Red Lights Flashing': Australia Smashes Heat Record Just a Day After Previous Record Hit
Tuesday, February 13, 2018
德國頒發「抄襲獎」 中國產品包頭三位成「大贏家」
He’s the first Asian American dancer in ‘Magic Mike Live’ and his fans are proud of him
Is tourism harming the Galápagos Islands?
10 Years After She Went Missing, A Black Lab Is Returned To Her Owners
Wages for American workers are ticking upwards, but the US remains one of the world’s most inequitable nations
In Finland, a leak, a fire, and a massive expansion of government surveillance
He’s the first Asian American dancer in ‘Magic Mike Live’ and his fans are proud of him
Is tourism harming the Galápagos Islands?
10 Years After She Went Missing, A Black Lab Is Returned To Her Owners
Wages for American workers are ticking upwards, but the US remains one of the world’s most inequitable nations
In Finland, a leak, a fire, and a massive expansion of government surveillance
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