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The komodo dragon itself is native to indonesia. in actualfact, the population, although small, is mostly stable, although one part outside of the national park is declining quite severely. the main concern for the komodo dragon is climate change. as the human population feels climate change at the moment, so our species around the world. the komodo dragon, based on modelling, it could lose up to 30 percent of its habitat. caroline pollock on the latest tuna conservation survey.

Are moving closer to extinction. almost forty per cent of sharks and rays are now threatened. the report estimates that thirty per cent, of one—hundred—and—forty—thousand odd species are now at risk of extinction. caroline pollock is senior programme co—ordinator for the conservation groups red list. she explained how taking conservation action can make a big difference. the news about the tuna is absolutely fantastic. it clearly demonstrates what can be done when regions, fisheries, t...

Dragon is climate change. as the human population feels climate change at the moment, so our species around the world. the komodo dragon, based on modelling, it could actually lose up to... of it have a set —— habitat. caroline pollock on the latest tuna conservation survey. a nature reserve in south africa has come up with a creative way to count big cats as part of conservation efforts. lions are classified as a vulnerable species, under threat from habitat loss and poaching. courtney bemb...

That report was part of justice delayed, a documentary which is airing on bbc world news this weekend. check your local listings for details. scientists have found that tuna populations are starting to recover after years of overfishing. numbers of yellowfin and blue fin are bouncing back following the introduction of strict fishing quotas. but the international union for the conservation of nature says many other marine species are moving closer to extinction. almost a0 % of sharks and rays are...

Working out, shes training. its really remarkable. i dont think people really know the ability to train the brain. it is malleable and it will respond when you give it information, give it messages. scientists have found that tuna populations are starting to recover after years of overfishing. but the international union for the conservation of nature says many other marine species are moving closer to extinction. almost 40% of sharks and rays are now threatened, mainly due to overfishing. the r...

Population is in a national park, and the population, although its small, its mostly stable. although one part is declining quite severely. the main concern with the komodo dragon is climate change. the komodo dragon, we think, based on climate change modelling, it could actually lose up to 30% of its habitat over the next 45 years because of global warming. caroline pollock on the latest tuna conservation survey. now, to some unfinished business from the world of classical music. beethoven is o...

Are starting to recover after years of overfishing. numbers of yellowfin and blue fin are bouncing back after the introduction of strict fishing quotas. but the international union for the conservation of nature says many other marine species are moving closer to extinction. almost 40% of sharks and rays are now threatened, mainly due to overfishing. the report estimates that 30% of 140,000 odd species of animal are now at risk of extinction. caroline pollock is senior programme co—ordinator f...