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Studies in Scientific Journal Nature on Reduced Overfishing Welcomed by BIM Scientist - Vimarsana News

Studies in Scientific Journal Nature on Reduced Overfishing Welcomed by BIM Scientist

The number of marine species at risk of extinction has decreased

Source: afloat.ie
Wolf Volcano Erupts During Galápagos Conservancy-Galápagos National Park Directorate Expedition; All Team Members Safely Airlifted - Vimarsana News

Wolf Volcano Erupts During Galápagos Conservancy-Galápagos National Park Directorate Expedition; All Team Members Safely Airlifted

Santa Cruz, Galápagos (PRWEB) January 07, 2022 -- Around midnight on the morning of Friday, January 7, Wolf Volcano on Isabela Island erupted without warning.

Source: prweb.com
FACE meeting with Simonas Gentvilas, Lithuanian Minister of Environment - Vimarsana News

FACE meeting with Simonas Gentvilas, Lithuanian Minister of Environment

Torbjörn Larsson , FACE President and Virginijus Kantaukas , President of the Lithuania Hunters’ and Anglers’ Association met with Simonas Gentvilas , Minister for Environment in Lithuania today to discuss the governance of hunting in Lithuania and relevant EU hunting and conservation matters.

Organization formed to help catch zebras loose in Prince George's County asked to stand down - Vimarsana News

Organization formed to help catch zebras loose in Prince George's County asked to stand down

The search is still on for the two zebras who have been on the loose in Prince George’s County since August.

Source: fox5dc.com
Bird flu affects scores of Cape Cormorants - Vimarsana News

Bird flu affects scores of Cape Cormorants

The Cape Cormorant population on Dyer Island off the Gansbaai coastline has been hard hit by the outbreak of Avian influenza. By Monday 25 October a total of 10 500 Cape cormorants had already died as result of the deadly virus.