Throughout the globe the elephant, the African and Indian, has been mercilessly hunted for its meat and tusks.
Necessary measures are taken to make sure that illegal killing doesn’t bring an end to this magnificent species.

If the Blue Jay or another endangered species doesn’t get your property, the next hurricane may blow it away, or your beach front may be covered with tar balls from the BP oil spill.

Pecking orders are a well known phenomenon. Every member of a social group needs somebody they can feel superior to. But when you are at rock bottom of the world’s pecking order, there is no one left below you to peck on. It is time to take it out on flowers. That’s what councils do.

Do your share in saving the world endangered species.

Through an innovative reverse auction-based program, the Department of Defense and the Environmental Defense Fund, partners with local landowners to help the U.S. Army achieve its training needs and protect endangered species at the same time.

A study which proves that bats are being damaged by streetlights… which could possibly even lead to extinction!

Saving the ecosystem.

Benjamin Franklin once said, “ When the well’s dry, we know the value of water.” Because we are so vulnerable to drought conditions here in the Central San Joaquin Valley, we need to be especially conservative in how we use our water. In addition, through our local elected officials, we need to and make sure that what water we do have stays where it belongs – here in the Central Valley.

This article talks about endangered animals.

A short article focusing on endangered species and the need to help save endangered species worldwide.