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IUCN highlights the role of cities in biodiversity
conservation EurekAlert 28 Feb 06
Up to 50 people drown along coastline a year: Minister
Today Online 28 Feb 06
Greenpeace to Expose Illegal Fishing on Africa Coast
PlanetArk 28 Feb 06
Wider use of fishing rights needed to safeguard fishery
resources FAO 27 Feb 06
The critical importance of mangroves to ocean life
EurekAlert 27 Feb 06
Scientists Study Sound, Marine Creatures
By Tara Godvin ENN 27 Feb 06
Predators keep the world green, ecologists find
EurekAlert 27 Feb 06
Seychelles Bans Cutting Sharks' Fins
Story by George Thande PlanetArk 27 Feb 06
Factory farms blamed for spread of bird flu
By Geoffrey Lean The Independent 26 Feb 06
Grim future faces Indian turtles
By Sanjaya Jena BBC 25 Feb 06
Experts Foresaw Tragedy in Philippines
By Jim Gomez and Michael Casey, Associated Press
ENN 24 Feb 06
Follow Thai government's lead - release dolphins
at Sentosa back into the wild Letter from ACRES Straits Times Forum
Online 25 Feb 06
Releasing dolphins is good animal husbandry
Letter from Richard Gascoigne
Straits Times Forum Online 25 Feb 06
Were wildlife laws amended?
Letter from ACRES Today Online 24 Feb 06
Wild animals aren't pets Why no action, AVA?
Illegal pet purchase?
Letter from Aarti Srivastava and from Teo Li Lian
Today Online 25 Feb 06
The value of the last
Viewpoint by Jeffrey A McNeely BBC 24 Feb 06
OK to keep pet shark without a licence?
Vinita Ramani Today Online 23 Feb 06
It's Invaders vs. Invaders as Scientists Target Alien
Species
John Roach National Geographic 22 Feb 06
Mammals, birds and reptiles face extinction
by Lisa Mastnythe People and Planet 21 Feb 06
Solved - the Great Japanese Freshwater Eel Mystery
PlanetArk 23 Feb 06
Midnight in the Marianas: Ancient Mystery Surrounding the Spawing Site of
Japanese Eels Solved
Underwater Times 22 Feb 06
Pristine Coral Reef Discovered off Thailand - WWF
PlanetArk 22 Feb 06
Study warns of threat to sharks
BBC 22 Feb 06
'Destructive fishing' ban for New Zealand
By Mic Dover BBC 21 Feb 06
Deep-spied fish Atlantic expeditions uncover
secret sex life of deep-sea nomads EurekAlert 21 Feb 06
Most reefs damaged by 2004 tsunami will recover in
a decade Written by Michael Casey PlanetSave 20 Feb 06
Oceans may soon be more corrosive than when the dinosaurs
died EurekAlert 20 Feb 06
A sting in the tale for sharks and rays
IUCN 20 Feb 06
Scientists look to the Bahamas as a model for coral
reef conservation EurekAlert 20 Feb 06
Drought Kills Wildlife in East Africa's Sanctuaries,
Hits Annual Migration By Rodrique Ngowi, Associated Press ENN 20
Feb 06
'Faster emergence' for diseases
By Paul Rincon BBC 20 Feb 06
Tree of Life project grows more leaves and branches
EurekAlert 20 Feb 06
Reptiles make great pets, so legalise their trade
under Endangered Species Act
Letter from Lim Zhi Wei Straits Times Forum Online 20 Feb 06
Cat parasite 'is killling otters'
By Paul Rincon BBC 19 Feb 06
The Rising Tide of Ocean Plagues: How Humans are
Changing the Dynamics of Disease
Written by AScribe PlanetSave 17 Feb 06
Illegal logging may have contributed to disaster
By Paul Alexander The Associated Press Seattle Times 17 Feb 06
South Africa Postpones Elephant Cull Plan
By Jeremy Lovell, Reuters ENN 17 Feb 06
Reality takes wing over bird flu
Viewpoint of Leon Bennun BBC 17 Feb 06
Despite all the warnings, people continue to feed
the monkeys Letter from Larry Quah Chai Koon Straits Times Forum
Online 17 Feb 06
Greenland Glaciers Disappearing More Quickly - Study
Story by Maggie Fox PlanetArk 17 Feb 06
Swans Not Big Culprit in Spread of Bird Flu in EU
Story by Anna Mudeva PlanetArk 17 Feb 06
Man caught at airport with 12 rare birds
by Shefali Srinivas The Straits Times 16 Feb 06
Good move by Giant supermarket to sell reusable bags
at 95 cents Letter from Kevin Lam Koi Yau Straits Times Forum Online
16 Feb 06
Singapore disputes Malaysian article on Causeway
pollution
By May Wong Channel NewsAsia 15 Feb 06
Straits pollution not due to Causeway, S'pore tells NST
Today Online 16 Feb 06
Rare Dolphin Heading For Extinction in Cambodia
PlanetArk 16 Feb 06
Toxic toads 'threaten disaster'
By Rebecca Morelle BBC 15 Feb 06
India Searches for Ways to Head off Extinction of
its Endangered Tigers By Gavin Rabinowitz ENN 15 Feb 06
China announces plan to combat pollution, revive
battered environment
Written by Elaine Kurtenbach PlanetSave 15 Feb 06
China Issues Guidelines to Tackle Pollution
Story by Lindsay Beck PlanetArk 16 Feb 06
Lessons from Australia on cutting use of plastic
bags
Letter from Patricia Koh Hway Loo (Ms)
Straits Times Forum Online 15 Feb 06
West Africa Wild Birds Under Scrutiny in Flu Checks
PlanetArk 15 Feb 06
Brazil's president creates new forest reserves in
Amazon
Written by Michael Astor PlanetSave 14 Feb 06
Scientists Discover New Assassin Spiders
By Alicia Chang, Associated Press ENN 14 Feb 06
BBC links to huge climate project
BBC 14 Feb 06
Can dioxin leach from plastic bags carrying hot drinks?
Letter from Loy Moi Long Straits Times Forum Online 14 Feb 06
Paradise found (part two): meet the new species of
the Saba Bank Atoll The Independent 14 Feb 06
Shark Attacks Fall in 2005 as Humans Fight Back
Story by Jane Sutton PlanetArk 14 Feb 06
Hundreds of endangered coral reef fish released in
Indonesia WWF 9 Feb 06
Kyoto Protocol celebrates first anniversary
WWF 13 Feb 06
Tanjong Pagar GRC's parks to be linked
by Tan Hui Yee Straits Times 11 Feb 06
Campaign launched to reduce usage of plastic bags
By Valarie Tan Channel NewsAsia 11 Feb 05
New move to cut use of plastic bags
by Sarah Ng Straits Times, 12 Feb 06
Plastic bags binned as shopping goes green
To help cut usage, Parkway Parade using reusable bags
Lee U-Wen Today 11 Feb 05
Escapee farmed salmon infiltrate fitter wild populations
EurekAlert 10 Feb 06
Unilever sale raises concerns about supply of sustainable
seafood WWF 9 Feb 06
Whale meat 'made into dog food'
BBC 10 Feb 06
Japan: Whale For Sale
Written by Hiroko Tabuchi PlanetSave 9 Feb 06
Japanese experts develop breakthrough method to help
restore precious coral reefs Channel NewsAsia 9 Feb 06
Singapore scours the world for park ideas
by Kwan Weng Kin The Straits Times 9 Feb 06
Leftover rice, chicken bones may soon light up your
home
by Radha Basu The Straits Times 9 Feb 06
How were tarantulas smuggled in?
Letter from Shirley Woon Li Lin (Ms)
The Straits Times Forum 9 Feb 06
Alien Crab Invasion Threatening Native UK Species
PlanetArk 9 Feb 06
Impact of Krakatoa Eruptions Lasted Decades - Study
Story by Patricia Reaney PlanetArk 9 Feb 06
Grasses helping wheat survive climate change
Reuters 8 Feb 06
Outrage over Indonesian plans for palm oil plantation
in rainforest By Associated Press Channel NewsAsia 8 Feb 06
In murky waters: Water Conservation Tax system can
be improved Letter from Siew Ngung Chia Today Online 8 Feb 06
Dutch Company to Make Diesel from Plastics Waste
PlanetArk 8 Feb 06
UN Global Environmental Chemical Deal Wins Approval
PlanetArk 8 Feb 06
Tarantulas found abandoned
by Radha Basu The Straits Times 7 Feb 06
Scientists hail discovery of hundreds of new species
in remote New Guinea By Terry Kirby The Independent 7 Feb 06
Up to 6 'green' fuel kiosks in the pipeline
by Christopher Tan The Straits Times 7 Feb 06
Bottled Water: Pouring Resources Down The Drain
By Earth Policy Institute ENN 3 Feb 06
150 new species of flies found
by Chang Ai-Lien The Straits Times 6 Feb 05
Students take on the weather for national study
by Radha Basu The Straits Times 6 Feb 06
Let's talk about GOING GREEN
The Straits Times 6 Feb 06
Rev up the 'hip' factor in green products
By Teo Chin Ker
Eco-friendly? Far more pressing issues on my mind
by Eisen Teo
Technology is one way to save the earth
by Fun Soon Cheong
If only everyone puts in more effort...
by Berton Lim
Gardens by the Bay a national asset for all
Straits Times Forum Online 6 Feb 05
Angsana tree along Braddell Road centre of attention
By Ng Bao Ying Channel NewsAsia 5 Feb 06
Volunteers patrol rivers as part of PUB's "Our Waters"
Programme By Valarie Tan Channel NewsAsia 4 Feb 06
Problem of illegal netters at beaches
Letter from Nur Azzahar Today Online 4 Feb 06
Dolphin death toll mounting in Asia
WWF 3 Feb 06
Light bulbs: Not such a bright idea
Viewpoint by Matt Prescott BBC 3 Feb 06
China Pledges to Do More to Protect Dwindling Wetlands
By Associated Press ENN 3 Feb 06
Pitt professor's article considers nature as a service
provider EurekAlert 3 Feb 06
Marine Ecosystems in Singapore
Oral answers to Dr Geh Min's questions at Parliament
HANSARD 17 Jan 06
India highlights new Ramsar sites on World Wetlands
Day
WWF 2 Feb 06
Wetlands reduce flood risk: World Conservation Union
highlights wetland benefits on World Wetlands Day IUCN 2 Feb 06
Greens Say Disasters Worsened by Wetland Loss
Story by Ed Stoddard PlanetArk 3 Feb 06
New Orleans 'risks extinction'
By Helen Lambourne BBC 2 Feb 06
Seizures of illegal wildlife at new low
by Radha Basu The Stratis Times 2 Feb 06
Danger lurks in waters off Sentosa
by Tanya Fong Straits Times 2 Feb 06
Some still fishing for trouble
Straits Times 2 Feb 06
Car-sharing scheme: Honda looks abroad
by Christopher Tan The Straits Times 2 Feb 06
Hong Kong Government Says Found More H5N1 Flu in
Dead Birds Story by John Ruwitch PlanetArk 2 Feb 06
Freshwater getting scarcer with diminishing wetlands
WWF 2 Feb 06
Roti Island Snake-necked Turtles become all but extinct
TRAFFIC 2 Feb 06
Wildlife Conservation Society Report lists top 20
most-vulnerable African carnivores EurekAlert 1 Feb 06
Vital ocean prey play active role in environment
American Institute of Biological Sciences EurekAlert 1 Feb 06
Australia's Reefs Face Bleaching Risk
By Mike Corder, Associated Press ENN 1 Feb 06
Romanians Torture and Kill Wild Birds Near Danube
PlanetArk 1 Feb 06
'Biobullets' fight harmful mussels
EurekAlert 31 Jan 06
Inventor develops 'artificial gills'
By Lakshmi Sandhana BBC 31 Jan 06
UN Reaches New Pact to Manage Tropical Timber
PlanetArk 31 Jan 06
Public urged not to feed wild monkeys
Reply from NParks Straits Times Forum 31 Jan 06
Flap over fishes: Who's the smallest of them all?
EurekAlert 30 Jan 06
Hurricanes Shape New Natural Order
By Cain Burdeau, Associated Press ENN 30 Jan 06
Global warming study: polar ice sheets could start
to melt this century AFP Channel NewsAsia 30 Jan 06
US Watching Wild Birds for Spread of Bird Flu
Story by Christopher Doering PlanetArk 30 Jan 06
Malaysia Scientists to Hunt "Bigfoot" in Rainforest
PlanetArk 30 Jan 06
Friend or food? Year of the Dog brings mixed fortunes
for canines in China Lucas van Grinsven Channel NewsAsia 28 Jan 06
Global Warming May Cause Sea Levels to Rise 34 Centimeters
by 2100 By Michael Casey Associated Press ENN 27 Jan 06
Discover Istana's hidden treasures during Lunar New
Year open house Channel NewsAsia 27 Jan 05
Nations back Asian elephant action plan
BBC 27 Jan 05
WWF and Honda join forces to save Sumatran rhinos
WWF 27 Jan 05
All is silent down at the pond
Viewpoint by Tim Halliday BBC 27 Jan 05
Hot Gulf waters, Rita harm Gulf's majestic coral
reefs
Written by Cain Burdeau PlanetSave 27 Jan 05
Malaysia Eyes Green Bonds to Grow Forests
Story by Barani Krishnan PlanetArk 27 Jan 05
Snails "Rode on Birds" to Remote Islands - Study
PlanetArk 27 Jan 05
Biofuel to Drive Indonesian Palm Oil Expansion
PlanetArk 27 Jan 05
Globalisation Raises Globalised Risks - Study
Story by Thomas Atkins PlanetArk 27 Jan 06
Costly Alien Invaders Rock World's Balance
Story by Lucas van Grinsven PlanetArk 27 Jan 06
Animal lovers alarmed as dogs sales rise for Lunar
New Year
By Pearl Forss Channel NewsAsia 26 Jan 06
From plant virus to remedy for the tummy
Heather Chi Today Online 27 Jan 05
Sequencing our seas
National Science Foundation EurekAlert 26 Jan 06
Rain gardens soak up urban storm water pollution
EurekAlert 26 Jan 05
Forests in Indochina receive FSC certification
WWF 26 Jan 05
Study of Tropical Forests Worldwide Reveals that
Nature Encourages Diversity By Kim McDonald EurekAlert 26 Jan 06
Green, the colour of money How NParks CEO convinced
Govt to set aside 94ha for recreational gardens
Tor Ching Li Today Online 26 Jan 05
Size Does Matter in Bats' Evolution
By William Kates ENN 25 Jan 05
Miniature Asian fish sets a whale of a record
Channel NewsAsia 25 Jan 06
Scientists undertake reef headcount
The Age 25 Jan 06
Coral Reefs Cheaper to Protect than Neglect - UN
Story by Alister Doyle PlanetArk 24 Jan 06
Fishing banned in polluted Sydney Harbour
Channel NewsAsia 24 Jan 06
Thousands of chemical plants on China's waterways
raises alarm World Business Council for Sustainable Development
24 Jan 06
London's whale: Conservation aid?
By Richard Black BBC 23 Jan 06
U.S. Greenhouse Operators Find Green Roof Niche
By Alex Dominguez, Associated Press ENN 24 Jan 05
Police Intelligence Department 'adopts' MacRitchie
Reservoir
By May Wong Channel NewsAsia 20 Jan 05
Wild bird flu blame 'too hasty'
BBC 24 Jan 06
Wild birds: vectors or victims of avian flu?
By Ed Stoddard Reuters AlertNet 24 Jan 06
Genes record orangutans' decline
By Rebecca Morelle BBC 23 Jan 06
Bioprospectors Raise Ire as They Patent More Life
Forms
By Paul Elias ENN 23 Jan 06
UK to Control Spread of Grey Squirrels
PlanetArk 23 Jan 06
Scottish Organic Salmon Farms Face Wildlife Fears
Story by Nigel Hunt PlanetArk 20 Jan 06
Beef up immigration, environment agencies to improve
security Letter from Lim Boon Hee Straits Times Forum 23 Jan 06
Can Cell-Phone Recycling Help African Gorillas?
Stefan Lovgren National Geographic 20 Jan 06
Whale has died, rescue
worker says
Channel NewsAsia 22 Jan 06
London stunned by rare whale in River Thames
Channel NewsAsia 21 Jan 06
In the Year of the Dog: Be good to our canine friends
Letter from Dr Tan Chek Wee
Straits Times Forum Online 21 Jan 06
Top talent invited to design Gardens at Marina Bay
By Hasnita A Majid Channel NewsAsia 20 Jan 05
Is Singapore quake-proof?
Lin Yanqin Today Online 20 Jan 05
Japan Grapples With Invasion of Giant Jellyfish
Story by Isabel Reynolds PlanetArk 20 Jan 06
Dead bird tests positive for bird flu in Hong Kong
Channel NewsAsia 19 Jan 06
New Animal Species Found in California Caves
By Juliana Barbassa ENN 19 Jan 06
New Law Forces Manufacturers to Pick up Recycling
Costs
By Jerry Harkavy ENN 19 Jan 06
Republic Polytechnic the first to breed lobsters
in captivity Channel NewsAsia 18 Jan 06
RP students breed lobsters in captivity
Serene Chua Today Online 19 Jan 06
Scientist jailed for smuggling Malaysia's rarest
orchids
By Michael McCarthy The Independent 18 Jan 06
Whale Birth Decline Tied to Global Warming, Study
Says
Nicholas Bakalar National Geographic 18 Jan 06
The environmental dimension behind the avian flu
pandemic
UNEP 18 Jan 06
South African environment minister holds more talks
about elephant culling Written by Clare Nullis PlanetSave 18 Jan
06
Global Warming - The Blame Is not with the Plants
EurekAlert 18 Jan 06
AVA gets more teeth against illegal wildlife trade
by Lim Wei Chean The Straits Times 18 Jan 06
Going straight for the jugular Wednesday
Loh Chee Kong Today Online 18 Jan 06
Landslides Could Worsen with Global Warming - UN
Story by Alister Doyle PlanetArk 18 Jan 05
Sensors watch Barrier Reef coral
By Jake Krausmann BBC 17 Jan 06
World's biggest fish 'shrinking'
By Richard Black BBC 17 Jan 06
Study Finds Evolution Doesn't Always Favor Bigger
Animals
By Kim McDonald EurekAlert 17 Jan 06
Who lives, who dies in the jungle
By Richard Black BBC 17 Jan 06
Cities Make Own Weather Due to Trapped Heat, Expert
Says
John Roach National Geographic 17 Jan 05
Waste incineration 'set to rise' in the UK
BBC 17 Jan 06
Pets are not toys. Don't turn hermit crabs into ornaments
Letter from Liao Shuxin Straits Times Forum Online 17 Jan 06
Australia Urges Calm in Southern Whale Protests
PlanetArk 17 Jan 06
Make green message cool, activists told James Randerson
The Guardian 16 Jan 05
Water conservation tax to stay: Environment Minister
By Hasnita A Majid Channel NewsAsia 16 Jan 06
Singapore unlikely to be hit by a tsunami: Yaacob
By Hasnita A Majid Channel NewsAsia 16 Jan 06
New Reserve for Rare Mammals Funded by World Land
Trust
By World Land Trust ENN 16 Jan 06
Fewer wetland birds migrate to UK
BBC 16 Jan 05
Study: Competition for sex is a 'jungle out there'
Increased sexual competition among flowering plants in biodiversity hotspots
may lead to extinctions EurekAlert 16 Jan 06
Earthquake and Tsunami
Caused Less Damage than Overfishing to Sumatra's Coral Reefs: Sedimentation
Remains a Problem Reef Check Jan 06
Kenya Says May Lift Ban on Sport Hunting
Story by Ed Stoddard PlanetArk 16 Jan 06
India turns to spy technology to save tigers
By Justin Huggler The Independent 15 Jan 06
Saving the Pride of Africa: African Governments Pull
Together to Conserve their Lions IUCN 13 Jan 06
The Power to Change... By Choosing the Coffee We
Drink
A Guest Commentary by Gordon Feller, Urban Age Institute
ENN 13 Jan 06
China sets renewable energy quota for power companies
Written by Cassie Biggs PlanetSave 13 Jan 06
Tabu waters: Protecting Fiji’s Great Sea Reef
By Jacqueline McArthur Dakuwaqa WWF 11 Jan 06
More reports of soil erosion as rain continues islandwide
By Rita Zahara Channel NewsAsia 12 Jan 05
Sentosa peacocks attacked, probably by wild animal
The Straits Times, 13 Jan 06
World's Big Polluters Fund Cleaner Fossil Fuels
Story by James Grubel PlanetArk 13 Jan 06
China, India seen setting stage for environment-friendly
world Channel NewsAsia 12 Jan 06
Ants Offer First Example of Animal Teaching - Study
PlanetArk 12 Jan 06
New Source of Global Warming Gas Found - Plants
PlanetArk 12 Jan 06
The forgotten methane source EurekAlert 11 Jan 06
Climate-Change Fungus is Wiping out Frogs – Study
told
Story by Patricia Reaney PlanetArk 12 Jan 06
Climate change drives widespread amphibian extinctions
EurekAlert 11 Jan 05
Deep-rooted plants have much greater impact on climate
than experts thought EurekAlert 11 Jan 06
Lift import ban on ornamental birds from Malaysia
Letter from Mark Tan Chin Hung
The Straits Times Forum Online 12 Jan 06
'Darwinian debt' may explain why fish stocks don't
recover EurekAlert 11 Jan 06
Heavy rain causes soil erosion at NUS Business School
By Rita Zahara Channel NewsAsia 11 Jan 06
Giant Catfish Spared From Fishing on Cambodia River
Stefan Lovgren National Geographic 10 Jan 06
SouthWest CDC launches "mosquito-free" Eco Home
By Valarie Tan Channel NewsAsia 7 Jan 06
Turkey reports bird flu in ducks
Channel NewsAsia 7 Jan 06
Deadly landslide in Indonesia sets off debate over
role of logging in disaster Written by Michael Casey PlanetSave 6
Jan 06
Education parks spread energy conservation message
in India By Vaibhav Varma Channel NewsAsia 6 Jan 06
China's growth could be fatal for the planet's environment:
activist Channel NewsAsia 6 Jan 06
Viewpoint: Earth is too crowded for Utopia
Chris Rapley BBC 6 Jan 06
Are We Reaching the Peak of Oil Production?
Written by E Magazine PlanetSave 6 Jan 06
China Welcomes Small Cars Back to its Streets
PlanetArk 6 Jan 06
India Begins Count of Threatened Tigers
Story by Krittivas Mukherjee PlanetArk 6 Jan 06
Predator Fish Help Coral Reefs Rebound, Study Shows
John Roach National Geographic 5 Jan 06
CSI: Shark Fins—Genetic Test Reveals Illegal International
Trade in Great White Shark Fins By Pew Institute for Ocean Science ENN
5 Jan 06
Study reveals classic symbiotic relationship between
ants, bacteria EurekAlert 5 Jan 06
Get ready for climate change refugees, Australia
told
Channel NewsAsia 5 Jan 06
Singapore Goes
to Bat by Rick Gregory www.wildasia.com When the city expands
and habitats shrink, where does the wildlife go? They adapt and improvise.
Bats in Singpore are making flyovers, water tanks, houses and WW2 relics
their homes, as RICK GREGORY finds out from two Singaporean conservation
officers training in Malaysian jungles to learn more about the behaviours
of this flying mammal.
Talking Tough
About Tigers by Amy Tan www.wildasia.com
A chat with Eugene Lee, the usually low-profile Regional Projects Coordinator
at TRAFFIC, South East Asia. Find out why Malaysian tigers are dying out
and why it is so important to save them. Find out about tiger poaching,
tiger habitats, tiger eating, tiger hunting, tiger laws and oh, a little
bit about ourselves.
Action Needed to Protect Deep-Sea Fish--Scientists
PlanetArk 5 Jan 06
'Critical danger'warning on fish
BBC 4 Jan 06
Indonesia faces more disasters unless govt reforests:
activists Channel NewsAsia 4 Jan 06
Illegal logging may spark more disasters
Story by Carey Gillam The Straits Times 5 Jan 05
Revellers make a mess of Orchard Road with litter.
What a shame! Letter from Ong Puey Yee Straits Times Forum Online
5 Jan 06
Warm weather 'to boost food bugs'
BBC 4 Jan 06
Malaysia's "Kampung Homestay" initiative gives tourists
a taste of local life Johnson Choo Channel NewsAsia, 4 Jan 06
Thai Rice Field Yields Treasure Trove of Mammal Fossils
Stefan Lovgren National Geographic News 3 Jan 05
Environmental Technologies and Digital Media to be
new areas for R&D Asha Popatlal Channel NewsAsia 3 Jan 06
Ensuring pastures for future cash cows
Tan Hui Leng Today Online 4 Jan 06
International caviar trade suspended
WWF 3 Jan 06
Caviar trade frozen to protect endangered sturgeon
AFP Channel NewsAsia 4 Jan 06
UN Moves to Block 2006 Caspian Sea Caviar Exports
Story by Richard Waddington PlanetArk 4 Jan 06
Trash for food: Residents trade recyclable materials
for groceries 938Live Today Online 3 Jan 06
Illegal wildlife trade second only to drugs
by Khushwant Singh The Straits Times 3 Jan 06
Humans Display Their Stupid Side to Wildlife
Story by Ed Stoddard PlanetArk 3 Jan 06
Biotech Crops Mark First Decade with Wins, Losses
Story by Carey Gillam PlanetArk 3 Jan 05
"Bigfoot" Fever Grips Malaysian Rainforest
PlanetArk 3 Jan 06
Revellers leave behind 6,000kg of trash after Orchard
Rd party
By Valarie Tan Channel NewsAsia 1 Jan 06
Indian herb farms provide traditional cures, popular
with eco-tourists Vaibhav Varma Channel NewsAsia 1 Jan 06
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