Sentences with phrase «wildlife conservation organization»

«It's a large feast table of eggs that would never have hatched,» says Glenn Gauvry, director of Ecological Research & Development Group Inc., a wildlife conservation organization based in Milton, Delaware.

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An agreement recently reached between Jensen Meat and the Montana - based nonprofit organization American Prairie Reserve (APR) will help support the group's wildlife - friendly ranching and conservation efforts while also giving the company access to domestic, naturally raised and grass - fed beef.

And as a statewide conservation organization, we have a broader interest in the conservation and restoration of the Housatonic River Valley ecosystem for the benefit of both people and wildlife.

With its Sensory Trails, the conservation organization's network of wildlife sanctuaries and nature centers has created a richer, more accessible experience for all visitors,» said Paula Gangopadhyay, IMLS Deputy Director of Museum Services.

Ghosh joined Mass Audubon last year, and said he's been visiting as many of the respected conservation organization's wildlife sanctuaries as he can.

LINCOLN, MA — More than 650 people pitched in at Mass Audubon wildlife sanctuaries from Cape Cod to the Berkshires to make the respected conservation organization's annual «Work for Wildlife» Statewide Volunteer Day a grand success.

LINCOLN, MA — Mass Audubon's Statewide Volunteer Day Saturday, April 26, attracted an estimated 450 enthusiasts to spring - cleaning projects at 16 of the respected conservation organization's statewide network of wildlife sanctuaries.

Deb Cary, Director of Mass Audubon's Central Massachusetts wildlife sanctuaries, which include Wachusett Meadow, noted that the conservation organization identified this area as a key protection priority years ago.

Mass Audubon's Statewide Volunteer Day Saturday, April 26, attracted an estimated 450 enthusiasts to spring - cleaning projects at 16 of the respected conservation organization's statewide network of wildlife sanctuaries.

«And so I'm both humbled and gratified to join this respected conservation organization in its mission to protect the nature of Massachusetts for people and wildlife.»

This year, the respected conservation organization will host «Work for Wildlife» projects at 16 of its wildlife sanctuaries.

There were lots of spring - cleaning tasks awaiting participants when they showed up April 25 at 16 of the respected conservation organization's network of wildlife sanctuaries, which stretches from the Cape and Islands to the Berkshires.

LINCOLN, MA — Mass Audubon unveils new universally accessible trails at three more wildlife sanctuaries this autumn, underscoring the conservation organization's commitment to encouraging people of all abilities to connect with nature.

After DDT was banned in 1972 and the Endangered Species Act was passed the following year, bald eagle recovery programs were launched across the nation by state and federal wildlife agencies, conservation organizations, and universities.

«Our results provide hope for wildlife agencies, organizations, and citizens concerned about conservation,» offers study co-author Dr. Ashley Dayer of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

«The biggest problem here is releasing animals with no known origin,» says Juliana Machado Ferreira, a conservation geneticist who directs Freeland Brasil, an anti — wildlife - trafficking organization in São Paulo.

Wildlife conservation organizations are attempting to counteract the impact on wildlife by paying local authorities «ecocompensation» fees.

A strange monitor lizard from Borneo has become popular in the wildlife trade, which could threaten its existence, a conservation organization is warning in a new report.

TRAFFIC, a wildlife trade monitoring network that is a partnership of conservation organizations, found the animals being offered for sale online in Europe.

The Xerces Society is a nonprofit organization that protects wildlife through the conservation of invertebrates and their habitat.

In 1996, Charu co-founded Nature Conservation Foundation, an influential NGO promoting science - based and socially - responsible wildlife conservation in India, and established the organization's High AltituConservation Foundation, an influential NGO promoting science - based and socially - responsible wildlife conservation in India, and established the organization's High Altituconservation in India, and established the organization's High Altitudes program.

Revive & Restore, a project of the Long Now Foundation based in San Francisco, is a nonprofit organization with a mission to enhance biodiversity through the genetic rescue of endangered species — acting as a catalyst to encourage the responsible use of genomic technologies for wildlife conservation.

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NEST too is worthy of distinction as an all - volunteer 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the protection and conservation of sea turtles and other marine wildlife on the Outer Banks of North Carolina.

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United States About Blog The Endangered Species Coalition is a national network of hundreds of conservation, scientific, religious, sporting, outdoor recreation, business and community organizations working to protect our nation's disappearing wildlife and last remaining wild places.

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(Washington, D.C., January 29, 2013) A new peer - reviewed study published today and authored by scientists from two of the world's leading science and wildlife organizations — the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS)-- has found that bird and mammal mortality caused by outdoor cats is much higher than has been widely reported, with annual bird mortality now estimated to be 1.3 to 4.0 billion and mammal mortality likely 6.3 to 22.3 billion individuals.

«American Bird Conservancy, the nation's leading bird conservation organization, and 27 additional science and conservation organizations have signed a letter to the Florida Keys National Wildlife Refuge supporting their plans to remove cats and cat feeding stations found on refuge lands in the Keys because of the harm they are causing to birds and other wildlife, including endangered species.»

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Feral and outdoor cats are simply devastating populations of birds and other wildlife,» said Clare Nielsen, Director of Communications for American Bird Conservancy, one of the leading bird conservation organizations in the U.S.

The State effort was opposed by American Bird Conservancy (ABC), a leading bird conservation organization; Audubon Florida; Florida Defenders of Wildlife, a leading Florida wildlife advocacy group; People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (who described the bill as a disaster for cats), and by the Florida Veterinary Medical Association.

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They supply grants to other non-profit conservation organizations, state wildlife agencies, and tribal governments.

Founded in 1895, this organization saves not only wildlife but wild places — everywhere from the Congo to the Rockies — through science, conservation, education and inspiration!

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Our Charity of the Month program means we can support a wide array of different organizations from humanitarian causes to wildlife conservation and pet - centric organizations.

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As an advocate of trap - neuter - return working for one of that nation's leading animal welfare organizations, Best Friends Animal Society — and somebody quite familiar with the science surrounding TNR and free - roaming cats in general — I feel compelled to respond to R. Scott Nolen's recent article («Cats may be greater threat to wildlife than first thought,» JAVMA News, April 1, 2013) about the paper published earlier this year by the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS).

The organization aims at protecting native animals and plants throughout the region of N. America and focus mainly on habitat and wildlife conservation to protect the species.

Gain a deeper understanding of the issues surrounding poaching and elephant conservation during a lecture by an accredited speaker from the Kenya Wildlife Service — an organization that has long partnered with National Geographic to preserve the country's wildlife habitats.

Conservation organizations, too, have long recognized the importance of the island's natural, intact habitats, and healthy populations of rare and threatened wildlife.

Therefore look for organization that rehabilitates their wildlife and release the animals back in to the wild or conducts research to help with conservation and long term sustainability.

It has been used since 1961 for the organization dedicated to wildlife conservation.

The work, led by Kashmira Kakati, a wildlife biologist, and financed by the Government of Assam and a group of conservation organizations including the Wildlife Conservation Society, suggest that the forest is home to a range of valuable species, scientists familiar with the work said in announcing tconservation organizations including the Wildlife Conservation Society, suggest that the forest is home to a range of valuable species, scientists familiar with the work said in announcing tConservation Society, suggest that the forest is home to a range of valuable species, scientists familiar with the work said in announcing the findings.

From the Wildlife Trust, a non-profit organization that works with local scientists around the globe to encourage wildlife and habitat conservation, comes news of the world's largest fruit bat — a furry critter with a 5 - foot wingspan known as the flying fox.

Paul Watson is the founder of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society — an organization dedicated to research, investigation and enforcement of laws, treaties, resolutions and regulations established to protect marine wildlife worldwide.

Project Coyote, a national non-profit organization based in Northern California, is a North American coalition of scientists, educators, ranchers and citizen leaders promoting compassionate conservation and coexistence between people and wildlife through education, science and advocacy.

Denise Boggs is the current Director for Conservation Congress, an organization focused on forest watch and wildlife advocacy in Northern California.