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AllAfrica: Nigeria: Uvwie Fish Ponds Declared Environmental Disasters
FISH ponds in Uvwie have been declared environmental disaster area by the Delta State Commissioner for Environment, Mr. Bello Orubebe.
AllAfrica: Madagascar: Going the Way of the Dodo?
Vast portions of Madagascar's unique biodiversity could be lost - possibly forever, and at incalculable cost to ordinary Malagasy and the world - by the continued suspension of environmental funding in response to an ongoing political crisis, says a new report by the US Agency for International Development (USAID), the main environmental donor.
AllAfrica: Angola: Maiombe Network to Hold Environmental Study On Floods Impact
The Maiombe Environmental Network will develop as from August a feasibility study on environmental impact, due to the floods that hit the southern Cunene Province for three consecutive years.
AllAfrica: Rwanda: Forest Conservation is Paramount - NAFA Boss
The Director General of the National Forestry Authority, Frank Rutabingwa, has called on local government leaders to protect forestry reserves in their constituencies against human activity, as a means of ensuring a safe environment that contributes to sustainable development.
AllAfrica: Rwanda: REMA Launches Climate Change Project
Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA), On Tuesday, launched a four year project aimed at protecting the population from the negative effects of climate change.
 IOL: Wild mountain antelopes in danger
Wildlife officials in Kenya warned that an antelope species, whose entire global wild population of 103 exists only in the east African country, was on the verge of extinction.
IOL: Panjo the tiger relaxes at home after saga
Panjo the hand-reared tiger spent the morning lolling about in Groblersdal, lapping up the attention he was receiving after being missing for two days.
IOL: Panjo kicking back on the couch
After a two-day search that had South Africans gripped, Panjo the missing tiger was on Thursday morning back home and lounging on the couch.
IOL: Panjo is found safe, well... and hungry
The elusive Panjo, the Bengal tiger, was spotted and captured on Wednesday night at 7.43pm, metres away from the team which had frantically been searching for him.
IOL: Floods wash 3000 chemical barrels into river
Floodwaters have washed 3 000 barrels of explosive chemicals into a major waterway in northeastern China, state media said, much more than originally reported.
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·Madagascar: Political Crisis Places Biodiversity at Risk
Vast portions of Madagascar's unique biodiversity could be lost - possibly forever, and at incalculable cost to ordinary Malagasy and the world - by the continued suspension of environmental funding in response to an ongoing political crisis, says a new report by the US Agency for International Development (USAID), the main environmental donor.
·Nigeria: Uvwie Fish Ponds Declared Environmental Disasters
FISH ponds in Uvwie have been declared environmental disaster area by the Delta State Commissioner for Environment, Mr. Bello Orubebe.
·Madagascar: Going the Way of the Dodo?
Vast portions of Madagascar's unique biodiversity could be lost - possibly forever, and at incalculable cost to ordinary Malagasy and the world - by the continued suspension of environmental funding in response to an ongoing political crisis, says a new report by the US Agency for International Development (USAID), the main environmental donor.
·Angola: Maiombe Network to Hold Environmental Study On Floods Impact
The Maiombe Environmental Network will develop as from August a feasibility study on environmental impact, due to the floods that hit the southern Cunene Province for three consecutive years.
·South Africa: Gas, Oil Drilling - Landowners in the Dark
Southern Cape landowners and environmentalists are "frustrated" by the lack of answers to their questions about proposed prospecting and drilling for gas and oil in the region, says the Wildlife and Environment Society of SA (Wessa).
·Rwanda: Forest Conservation is Paramount - NAFA Boss
The Director General of the National Forestry Authority, Frank Rutabingwa, has called on local government leaders to protect forestry reserves in their constituencies against human activity, as a means of ensuring a safe environment that contributes to sustainable development.
·Rwanda: REMA Launches Climate Change Project
Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA), On Tuesday, launched a four year project aimed at protecting the population from the negative effects of climate change.
·Nigeria: IUCN Plays Vital Pole in World Heritage Site Listing
The UNESCO World Heritage Committee meeting slated for July 25 August 3, commenced seating with deliberations on new outstanding natural cultural places that will make the list of world heritage sites.
·Nigeria: Akala Advocates Tree Planting
Wife of the Oyo state governor, Oluwakemi Alao-Akala, has stressed the need for aggressive tree planting to replace the ones removed in order to safe the environment from going bald.
·Nigeria: Reform Climate Change Process, Lawma Tells Locals
The Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has urged Nigerians to join hands in reforming environmental issues, which cause global warming, with a negative health effect.
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·Wild mountain antelopes in danger
Wildlife officials in Kenya warned that an antelope species, whose entire global wild population of 103 exists only in the east African country, was on the verge of extinction.
·Floods wash 3000 chemical barrels into river
Floodwaters have washed 3 000 barrels of explosive chemicals into a major waterway in northeastern China, state media said, much more than originally reported.
·Killer alligator wanted dead or alive
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has put out the word that an urban alligator who has been eating dogs is now wanted, dead or alive.
·UN assembly asserts water rights
The United Nations General Assembly says the right to safe and clean drinking water and sanitation is "a human right that is essential for the full enjoyment of life".
·Bloodsucking guests unwelcome in New York
In the city that never sleeps, there is one increasingly busy nocturnal creature that New York wants to evict for good...
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