September 25, 2019 Supertrooper Causes, News, Wildlife WASHINGTON— The Trump administration has authorized a U.S. hunter to import a lion trophy from Tanzania — the first allowed from that country since lions were given protection under the U.S. Endangered Species Act in January 2016. A Florida man received permission to import the lion’s skin, skull, claws and teeth, according to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service records
September 25, 2019 Alan Murphy Welcome to WildFocus – the photo forum with a difference!Not yet a member? Go to the login page to register.Login below to upload your photos. Alan Murphy Title: Yellow warbler Gallery: Birds of North America Equipment: Nikon D850 Location: USA Habitat: Farmland Date Taken: 2019-05-02
September 24, 2019 Supertrooper Causes, News, Wildlife More than half of the 147 tigers confiscated from a Thai temple have died, park officials have said, blaming genetic problems linked to inbreeding at the once money-spinning tourist attraction. For years, the Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua temple in the western province of Kanchanaburi attracted hordes of tourists who could be photographed – for a fee – next to
Posted on 23/09/2019 Launching Marathon of Citizen Earth ProjectSat 05 Oct 2019, 7 am – 10 pmFrom 7:00 to 22:00 From Six Space: CITIZEN EARTH is a project by Six Space running from 2019 to 2021. Through various artistic, cultural, educational, and community-friendly activities in Vietnam, the project aims to raise awareness on critical environmental issues as well as encourage actions to make positive changes. CITIZEN EARTH invites
BY LAMA WILLA B. MILLER| SEPTEMBER 23, 2019 Climate change can feel so immense that it hurts just to think about. Lama Willa Miller offers five meditations to help bring the truth of climate change into your awareness and lay the ground for a skillful response. Photo by Rich Martello. Hurricanes and wildfires have come and gone, leaving hundreds dead. We’re left facing a dire reality: we live on a warming planet. Homes blown
BY DAVID LOY| SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 David Loy makes clear what Buddhism offers in the face of climate change. From the Spring 2019 issue of Buddhadharma: The Practitioner’s Quarterly. Kota Garut, Indonesia (September 2015). Photo by Dikaseva / Unsplash. It is no exaggeration to say that today humanity faces its greatest challenge ever: in addition to burgeoning social crises, a self-inflicted ecological catastrophe threatens civilization
