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Earth Day

5 Actions for Earth Day—Small Steps, Big Planet Wins

Every action we take shapes the future of our planet. This Earth Day (April 22), the rallying cry “Our Power, Our Planet” calls on the power of communities and individuals to create a healthier, more sustainable world. Negative human impacts like plastic pollution, habitat destruction, and climate change threaten vulnerable wildlife and habitats. But when … Continue reading "5 Actions for Earth Day—Small Steps, Big Planet Wins" The post 5 Action…Read Article

Environment · Panama

Panama conducts large illegal fishing bust in protected Pacific waters

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Panamanian authorities seized six longliner vessels on Jan. 20 for fishing illegally in protected waters. They also opened an investigation into an additional 10 vessels that surveillance data showed had apparently been fishing in the area but left by the time authorities arrived. The seizures took place in the Cordillera de Coiba, a marine protected area that’s part of the Eastern Tropical Pacific Marine Corridor, which connects several MPAs in…See the Story

Ebolowa · Ebolowa

Cameroon’s “No Pangolin On My Plate” Restaurant Campaign Expands After Enthusiastic Response

WildAid’s “No Pangolin On My Plate” (“Pas de Pangolin Dans Mon Assiette”) campaign is expanding to the towns of Bertoua, Ebolowa, and Mbalmayo, after an enthusiastic response from restaurant owners in the cities of Yaoundé and Douala. 214 Cameroonian restaurants specializing in bushmeat and traditional cuisine have joined the new campaign to protect endangered pangolins … Continue reading "Cameroon’s “No Pangolin On My Plate” Restaurant Campaign…Read Article

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