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Gerald Winegrad: Will mankind be able to save elephants from extinction? | COMMENTARY - Vimarsana News

Gerald Winegrad: Will mankind be able to save elephants from extinction? | COMMENTARY

Perhaps more than any other living thing on our planet, the elephant symbolizes the devastation humans are wreaking on the natural world. The horrific human-induced collapse of elephant populations is marching these highly intelligent, social animals toward extinction.

News in pictures: Wednesday May 10, 2023 - Vimarsana News

News in pictures: Wednesday May 10, 2023

WILL DAX/SOLENT NEWSTom Clowes, centre, plans to cycle the 300-mile Hebridean Way on a penny-farthing. His friends Simon Wells, left, and Woody Ray will accomp

AmaWaterways introduces new sustainability initiatives: Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

AmaWaterways introduces new sustainability initiatives: Travel Weekly

The awnings of select staterooms on the AmaMagna will get solar panels, which will help reduce fuel consumption when heating and cooling staterooms.

AmaWaterways introduces new sustainability initiatives: Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

AmaWaterways introduces new sustainability initiatives: Travel Weekly

The awnings of select staterooms on the AmaMagna will get solar panels, which will help reduce fuel consumption when heating and cooling staterooms.

Hippos Are in Trouble. Will an Endangered Listing Save Them? - Vimarsana News

Hippos Are in Trouble. Will an Endangered Listing Save Them?

Animal welfare groups are pushing the U.S. to list the hippopotamus as endangered, which would lead to restrictions on the import of hippo parts. But experts argue that reducing habitat loss and conflict with humans would go much further toward saving this vulnerable species

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