Submitted by Daud Abdi on 28 March, 2010 - 02:49
The National Association of Somali Science and Environmental Journalist (NASSEJ) is very glad to explain in this report the entire situation of Somali wildlife although its not easy to make ground reporting while the country is still anarchic situation.
Submitted by Dipesh Pabari on 7 July, 2008 - 08:14
The Kilimanjaro Lions project have brought tracking lions in real time to the world wide web. Project Manager, Mr. Seamus blogs regularly and has been working on this for a while:
Submitted by Sokari Ekine on 15 April, 2008 - 16:29
Protecting the Silverback mountain Gorillas of Congo has reached a critical stage as more and more of them are being killed. The gorillas, which are an endangered spieces live in family communities led by a "chief" male of up to 30 members. Presently it is estimated that there are about 71 gorillas left in the Virunga National Park.
Submitted by Dipesh Pabari on 4 April, 2008 - 13:30
Born and raised in Kenya, educated in UK and USA, with research, management and policy background in wildlife conservation Paula Kahumbu has created a blog to share and exchange conservation tools and tips for the benefit of wildlife everywhere.
Very useful site for blogging in general. Essential tips of the trade.
DIRECT LINK: http://wildstuff.edublogs.org/
Submitted by Dipesh Pabari on 25 February, 2008 - 10:22
When Bob Dylan was singing about the times changing, I doubt he had in
mind a Maasai Moran or a Turkana pastoralist in full traditional
regalia negotiating the price of cattle on the international market
with a mobile phone in some distant arid landscape.
