One-fifth of animals are at risk of extinction
The number of animals living on Earth is declining rapidly, especially mammals, when about one fifth of animals are at risk of extinction.
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The number of animals living on Earth is declining rapidly, especially mammals, when about one fifth of animals are at risk of extinction.
Director of Warsi environmental organization branch in Jambi province, Indonesia, Rakhmad Hidayat has warned that the risk of rare Sumatra tigers here could be extinct w…
Pangolin - ants - are facing an increased risk of extinction due to high demand for food and medicine for pangolin, especially in China and Vietnam.
A group of researchers have warned that 25 species of primates such as monkeys, langurs, lemurs and gorillas in Asia and Africa are extremely dangerous on the brink of e…
World Wildlife Fund (WWF) on January 24 the Sumatra elephant announcement is on the brink of greater extinction and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (I…
According to the Associate Professor - Dr. Le Xuan Canh, Director of the Institute of Ecology and Wildlife Resources in Vietnam has been rapidly declining, from more tha…
Rare cats in Indonesia are at risk of extinction because of deforestation, the International Nature Conservation Fund (WWF) announced yesterday.
According to scientists, indiscriminate exploitation, deforestation and overexploitation in limestone areas - the habitat of familiar bats - are the main factors that th…
It is a warning of experts from the World Conservation Union (IUCN) for the world's smallest bear, the cause is due to deforestation and poaching right in the
The tiger population living in the wild environment in the world has not yet escaped the danger of extinction as the number of individuals is decreasing due to increased…
Scientists say they have demonstrated for the first time a decline in the number of orangutans as a direct result of human destruction of the environment. Research by Br…
What is the future of humanity? Can be handy sublimation thanks to development technology. However, that scenario can only happen if the Earth is not destroyed.
Forests are a good carbon sink, because they store more carbon in the trees than they discharge it into the environment.
It seems that people are gradually increasing the efficiency of using natural resources, instead of abusing them.