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Verlust an Biodiversität: WWF nimmt Zentralbanken in die Pflicht - Vimarsana News

Verlust an Biodiversität: WWF nimmt Zentralbanken in die Pflicht

Abholzung der Wälder, Monokulturen und Überfischung sind Praktiken, welche die Biodiversität bedrohen und finanzielle Risiken beinhalten. In einem neuen Bericht hebt der WWF diese Zusammenhänge hervor und ruft die Zentralbanken sowie die Finanzaufsichtsbehörden der ganzen Welt auf, die finanziellen Risiken, welche der Verlust an Biodiversität nach sich zieht, dringend zu berücksichtigen. In der Schweiz sind die Schweizerische Nationalbank (SNB) sowie die Eidgenössische Finanzmarktaufsicht (FINMA) gefordert, zu handeln.  Der WWF stellt hier eine Liste mit Empfehlungen für sie zusam...

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Banding baby bald eagles in Pennsylvania starts 75 feet off the ground - Vimarsana News

Banding baby bald eagles in Pennsylvania starts 75 feet off the ground

For example, a 4-year-old bald eagle rescued from the passing lane of the Pennsylvania Turnpike last December turned out to be a bird Blizzard banded from this same nest. Though it suffered a head injury and bone fractures from hitting a truck, it recovered well and was released in March. Eagles have used this particular nest near the Yellow Breeches Creek for about eight years, Blizzard said. This eagle mating pair continues to expand the size of the nest as they repair it each season, using everything from sticks, grass and dirt to corn cobs. It's now 4 or 5 feet deep.

Banding baby bald eagles in Central Pa., starts 75 feet off the ground - Vimarsana News

Banding baby bald eagles in Central Pa., starts 75 feet off the ground

A plumber and a carpenter volunteer their time, and risk climbing tall trees, to band the once-endangered emblem of the United State.

Why Central Pa. wildlife rehabilitator gives her life to saving animals - Vimarsana News

Why Central Pa. wildlife rehabilitator gives her life to saving animals

Animal chaos swirled around her, once more. Tracie Young talked on the phone with one hand and rehabbed a bird's bad foot with the other. The microwave was beeping, the baby foxes were whining and the "road boss" duck quacked continuously while waddling between legs. One volunteer chopped vegetables, another dissected mice. Young put down her phone just long enough for a sip of coffee. She never stopped gently pulling and pushing the recovering right leg of a female kestrel, the tiny raptor weighing only five or six ounces. "There's a rabbit coming in, hit by a car," she said t...