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preservation

  • Working From Home Has a New Meaning for This Vintage Park House Caretaker and Restorer
    Working From Home Has a New Meaning for This Vintage Park House Caretaker and Restorer
    By Kevin Riordan From The Philadelphia Inquirer Collingswood–Sean O’Donnell remembers walking by the Victorian-era Knight Park House every day on his way to Collingswood High School. But he’d never set ...
    November 11, 2022BY Tribune News Service
  • For the Love of Donkeys
    For the Love of Donkeys
    When Jennifer Ewald embarked upon adopting her first two donkeys 15 years ago, she did not foresee that ...
    January 26, 2022BY Juliette Fairley
  • Pakistan–China Dam Threatens to Drown Thousands of Ancient Buddhist Relics
    Pakistan–China Dam Threatens to Drown Thousands of Ancient Buddhist Relics
    Pakistan and China recently signed an agreement worth $14 billion to build a dam that threatens more than ...
    August 31, 2020BY Venus Upadhayaya
  • It’s a Great Time to Try Pickling
    It’s a Great Time to Try Pickling
    Pickling foods in vinegar or fermenting them in brine is one of the oldest food preservation methods. The ...
    May 23, 2020BY Donna Lee Brien
  • Wildlife From the Perspective of Endangered Species
    Wildlife From the Perspective of Endangered Species
    There is so much beauty on the planet worth protecting, but sometimes such a large idea can seem ...
    September 23, 2019BY Andrew Thomas
  • The UN’s Great Extinction Scare
    The UN’s Great Extinction Scare
    Commentary According to a new United Nations report, “around 1 million species [out of 1.8 million known species] ...
    June 25, 2019BY Mark Hendrickson
  • On a Mission to Save Languages From Extinction
    On a Mission to Save Languages From Extinction
    NEW YORK—There are 800 different languages spoken among New York's 8.5 million residents, and unfortunately, that number may ...
    November 5, 2018BY Andrew Thomas
  • How Forests Recover Rapidly on Logging Roads in the Congo Basin
    How Forests Recover Rapidly on Logging Roads in the Congo Basin
    Large areas of tropical forest worldwide are used for selective logging which requires extensive road networks to access ...
    June 6, 2016BY John Healey
  • Teens Take on Preservation Work at National Monuments
    Teens Take on Preservation Work at National Monuments
    With the sun blazing overhead, the crew of Native American youth tries to work quickly. Their hands are ...
    September 3, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • What Does It Mean to Preserve Nature in the Age of Humans?
    What Does It Mean to Preserve Nature in the Age of Humans?
    Is the Earth now spinning through the “Age of Humans?” More than a few scientists think so.
    May 6, 2015BY Ben A. Minteer
  • Jane Goodall Joins Mongabay for Conservation
    Jane Goodall Joins Mongabay for Conservation
    Famed primatologist and conservationist Jane Goodall—whose image is known the world over—has joined the advisory board of mongabay.org. ...
    October 19, 2014BY Jeremy Hance
  • 5 Ways to Stop the World’s Wildlife Vanishing
    5 Ways to Stop the World’s Wildlife Vanishing
    Full marks to colleagues at the World Wildlife Fund and the Zoological Society of London for the "Living ...
    October 2, 2014BY Paul Jepson
  • Rescuing the Ancient Buddhist Artifacts of the Yungang Grottoes
    Rescuing the Ancient Buddhist Artifacts of the Yungang Grottoes
    The Yungang Grottoes are ancient Chinese Buddhist temple grottoes near the city of Datong in the province of ...
    August 12, 2014BY April Holloway
  • Snakes: Keepers of the Ecological Balance
    Snakes: Keepers of the Ecological Balance
    A lot of people really hate snakes, and yes, some of them have deadly venom, but they also ...
    July 17, 2014BY Jeremy Hance
  • Deforestation Drives Tigers Into Contact With Humans
    Deforestation Drives Tigers Into Contact With Humans
    Conflicts between tigers and humans will continue to increase unless the destruction and loss of Sumatra's forests is ...
    June 23, 2014BY Loren Bell
  • What Is the Problem With Our Oceans?
    What Is the Problem With Our Oceans?
    Have you been to the beach lately? Maybe you have noticed a few cans, some plastic bottles, and ...
    June 6, 2014BY Erin Beardsley
  • How Google Earth Images Could Help Save Amazonian Tribes
    How Google Earth Images Could Help Save Amazonian Tribes
    Monitoring the populations of “uncontacted” tribes via Google Earth satellite images may be a noninvasive way help insure ...
    April 26, 2014BY Jeff Sossamon
  • Malaysia Imperils Forest Reserves and Sea Turtle Nesting Ground for Industrial Site
    Malaysia Imperils Forest Reserves and Sea Turtle Nesting Ground for Industrial Site
    "Although not very large in terms of area size, [Tanjung Hantu and neighboring Segari Melintang Permanent Forest Reserves ...
    April 20, 2014BY Jeremy Hance
  • Saving Rainforests by Buying Them
    Saving Rainforests by Buying Them
    For more than twenty five years, an international non-profit known as the World Land Trust has been working ...
    April 5, 2014BY Rhett A. Butler
  • Calling All New Yorkers: Rediscover Architectural Permanence
    Calling All New Yorkers: Rediscover Architectural Permanence
    NEW YORK—If you’ve ever passed through Grand Central Terminal, Cathedral of St. John the Divine, or the municipal ...
    April 1, 2014BY Christine Lin
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