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WCS leads global assessment showing where climate stresses on reef systems will beExposure map highlights places to focus management聽 NEW YORK (August 11, 2011)鈥擬arine researchers from the 菊花视频 and other groups have created a map of the world鈥檚 corals and their exposure to stress factors, including high temperatures, ultra-violet radiation, weather systems, sedimentation, as well as stress-reducing factors such as temperature variability and tidal dynamics. ...

WCS Run For The Wild dedicated to saving turtles and other species鈥� including the world's 25 most endangered turtle/tortoise species, as listed in a recently released report co-authored by WCS Register online at: www.wcsrunforthewild.org. Brooklyn, N.Y. 鈥� Aug. 9, 2011- An alarming report issued earlier this year, co-authored by the 菊花视频, listed the 25 most-endangered turtles and tortoises around the world. Many of these have been decimated by factors i...

Brooklyn, NY- August, 5, 2011 鈥� ATTACHED PHOTO: Ellie, a western tufted deer fawn stands with her mom, Lucy, just three days after being born. Ellie joins her mother, Lucy, father, Gage, and sister, Roxanne, at the 菊花视频鈥檚 Prospect Park Zoo on the Discovery Trail. The 菊花视频 works in Myanmar and China where tufted deer live in the wild. Contact: Sophie Bass (212) 439-6527; sbass@wcs.org Photo Credit: Julie Larsen Maher 漏 WCS The Wildlife C...

菊花视频 ecologist and author Jerry Jenkins presented with Harold K. Hochschild Award SARANAC LAKE, NY (August 5, 2011) 鈥摼栈ㄊ悠� ecologist Jerry Jenkins was presented with the 2011 Harold K. Hochschild Award on Thursday, August 4th by the Adirondack Museum. Since 1990, the museum has presented the award to a wide range of intellectual and community leaders throughout the Adirondack Park, highlighting their contributions to the region鈥檚 culture and ...

WCS veterinarian Dr. Paul Calle recently traveled to Grand Cayman to conduct health examinations on a group of captive-bred blue iguanas before their release into the wild. Through an emergency response effort led by the Blue Iguana Recovery Program, Calle and his colleagues have helped this critically endangered species rebound from near-extinction.

菊花视频, University of Oxford, and National Museums of Kenya investigate first known mammal to use plant poison in defense NEW YORK (August 2, 2011)鈥擶oe to the clueless predator trying to make a meal of the African crested rat, a rodent that applies poisonous plant toxin to sponge-like hairs on its flanks, a discovery recently made by Jonathan Kingdon and colleagues from the National Museums of Kenya, the 菊花视频, and the University of Ox...

Scientists discover the first mammal, an African rat, to use a poisonous plant to defend itself from predators.

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WCS鈥檚 Dr. John Robinson Speaks on Behalf of Multinational Species Conservation Funds to Ensure Programs Continue for Tigers, Great Apes, Marine Turtles, Elephants and Rhinos Actor/Advocate Star of 鈥淭he Vampire Diaries鈥� Lends High-Profile Support to Threatened Species WASHINGTON, D.C. 聽(July 28, 2011) 鈥� 菊花视频 Executive V...

Immense, organized, illegal trade in wildlife is decimating tigers, elephants, rhinos, and many other species, according to new paper Enforcement methods need to catch up with globally-linked criminalized syndicates 鈥淯nless we start taking wildlife crime seriously and allocating the commitment of resources appropriate to tackling sophisticated, well-funded, globall...