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Exploring the African Desert for Conservation

http://www.nature.org/wherewework/africa/features/
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A group of scientists traverse the Namib Desert on foot to map a new 15-million-acre wildlife park.
- Tags: environmentAfrica, desert, black, rhino, cheetah, elephants, namib, science, southeast, asia, sea, turtles, parrotfish, anemonefish, oceans, endangered, species, tnc, nature, conservancy, conservation, environment, ecology, biodiversity, wildlife, life, habitat, animals, living, animal, sustainable
- Saved to Lighter Footstep by David Connell on May 02, 2008.
Why are enviros less diverse than the wildlife they're saving?

http://www.nature.org/tncscience/features/art23358.html
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Is there a culture of racism in the environmental movement? Or are the only people who care about conservation white males? It turns out that African-Americans are at least as supportive of environmental issues as middle-class whites, and Hispanic… More
- Tags: race, racism, people, black, blacks, african-american, african-americans, white, whites, caucasian, caucasians, hispanic, hispanics, environment, environmental, conservation, science, green, non-profit, non-profits, charity, charities, the nature conservancy, tnc, nature conservancy, wildlife, endangered species, diversity, biodiversity, ecology
- Saved to Lighter Footstep by Jonathon D. Colman on December 19, 2007.

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