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03/22/2015 – In observance of March 21, the United Nations' International Day of Forests, let's commit to doing more to advance practical, results-oriented solutions that will ensure healthy forests for future generations while supporting the people and communities who depend on them today.
March 20, 2015 - By Michelle Nijhuis A new study looks at the worldwide effects of habitat fragmentation. Photograph by Georg Gerster / Panos
Jeff Tollefson - Ten-year US-led project seeks to plug gaps in global-warming simulations.
Press review By Anu Passary, March 23, 2015 - As concerns pertaining to environmental change grow by the day, a new study reveals that the world's forest cover is dwindling at an alarming rate and poses a major threat to the global ecosystem.
By Jennifer Henderson, Mar 19, 2015 Power company imported one quarter of woody biomass used by plant in first full year of operation
by Emily Atkin - March 13, 2015 Lawmakers from at least four states have introduced model legislation from the right-wing group Americans for Prosperity (AFP) seeking to prohibit state funding for the Environmental Protection Agency’s efforts to fight climate change.
Press review By Mark Kinver Environment reporter, BBC News 13 March 2015 - The Svalbard "doomsday" vault - widely known for protecting global food crop seeds - has accepted its first delivery of forest tree species seeds.
Press review 13 March 2015 - Conservationists are working to boost red squirrel numbers in north Wales.
10 March 2015 - By Claire Marshall The first truffle to have been cultivated on UK soil has been harvested from a field in Leicestershire, according to a plant biologist.
8 March 2015 - Ian Johnston - Lynx are to be reintroduced into the wild in Britain after a 1,300-year absence, under an ambitious “rewilding” plan drawn up by a conservation charity.
Press review 10 March 2015 - The critically endangered Iberian lynx has returned to the Madrid region of Spain for the first time in decades, it's reported.
Press review 8 March 2015 - It's International Women’s Day! - 4 July 2014 By Lydia Warren and Josh Gardner
Press review Sami Grover (@samigrover) February 9, 2015 - Wind turbines can kill birds. Climate change will kill birds.
By Michael Graham Richard March 6, 2015 - Wind power is kicking butt again
5 March 2015 - Ultimately fatal, chronic wasting disease affects animals' brains and nerve tissue Southwestern Montana is no stranger to wildlife diseases, but so far, it hasn’t had to confront chronic wasting disease, a scourge that continues to make headlines elsewhere.
Press review 3 March 2015 - By Sarah Michael for Daily Mail Australia and Australian Associated Press Killed 686 koalas by lethal injection because 'overpopulation' put them at risk of starving to death - but why couldn't they have been moved?
Press review 04 March 2015 by Andy Coghlan AS CHAOS from climate change ramps up in the coming decades, making floods, droughts and heatwaves commonplace, Europe will be ready.
By Brentin Mock on 24 Feb 2015 - It’s well-established that the Environmental Protection Agency has been quite flaccid when it comes to enforcing civil rights issues.
