The world in our hands

Article Abstract:

Environmentalism has become corrupt and co-opted and not everyone who calls her or himself an environmentalist operates out of a sense of unity and in fact sometimes it seems quite the opposite. Accordingly, the need to call upon environmentalists to work together and regain a sense of oneness to protect nature is addressed.

Evaluation, Environmental movement, Environmentalism

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Hands-on research: it takes a light touch and steady nerves to band a rufous hummingbird

Article Abstract:

Naturalist Cam Finlay has the proper touch and dexterity to band a rufous hummingbird to conduct research on them. Finlay is a certified master bander and is alarmed at the declining number of rufous hummingbirds.

Research, Hummingbirds, Naturalists, Finlay, Cam

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Ocean heroes

Article Abstract:

People who are deeply involved in the protection of marine ecosystems are presented. Their activities are described as examples of how everyone should appreciate and protect marine ecosystems.

Protection and preservation, Marine fauna, Marine animals, Marine flora, Marine plants

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