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90 Day Fundraising Challenge: 17 Marine Biology students (23 Dec 2018 -23 March 2019) Our story starts here with 17 University students who have plans on learning more about our Oceans. Children are our future, no matter what Country you live. They are willing to care and work hard to improve our environment for the future. Let’s support them by giving them the opportunity to make a difference. One of the best ways to help future Marine Scientists is by giving them a chance to do research. GiveGab Secure Donation: -Secure Donations-Link-GIveGab online donation system https://www.givegab.com/campaigns/marine-biologist-students-research-kilifi-kenya https://bit.ly/2GAbJnz Eco-Mara® is a Registered Trademark Eco-Mara® is registered as a Non-Profit 501c3 Thank you for your time, support & watching our video Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ecomaranonprofit/ https://bit.ly/2GDDjAb Website: https://www.eco-mara.org Video created by Eco-Mara® Non-Profit 501c3 Please NOTE, Donations from Delaware, Iowa, Idaho, Indiana, Montana, Nebraska, South Dakota, Vermont, Wyoming & Texas are very welcome. Else, if you are from any other USA state or from outside USA, then please email or contact us first. (https://www.eco-mara.org /contact-us)
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"A leopard takes a dive and goes fishing for lunch in Pilanesberg National Park in South Africa." https://africageographic.com/blog/leopard-catches-water-monitor/
What a catch! Leopard catches water monitor - Africa Geographic
A leopard takes a dive and goes fishing for lunch in Pilanesberg National Park in South Africa.
"The IUCN has updated the status of mountain gorillas, officially changing them from ‘Critically Endangered’ – the highest level of threat – to ‘Endangered’." https://africageographic.com/blog/rare-conservation-win-mountain-gorilla-population-ticks/
Rare conservation win: Mountain gorilla population ticks up - Africa Geographic
The IUCN has updated the status of mountain gorillas, officially changing them from 'Critically Endangered' to 'Endangered'.
"plunging into the Mara River seemingly without care, chancing their luck against the current, the rocks and the crocs"
"They came thundering from all sides, driven by a primordial instinct and sucked in by the cacophony and energy of those already crossing, plunging into the Mara River seemingly without care, chancing their luck against the current, the rocks and the crocs. Chaotic, pulsating, exhilarating…" Read more here: https://magazine.africageographic.com/weekly/issue-229/epic-serengeti/
Crocodile nabs a honey badger in South Africa's Kruger https://www.earthtouchnews.com/natural-world/predator-vs-prey/in-photos-crocodile-nabs-a-honey-badger-in-south-africas-kruger-park/
In Photos: Crocodile nabs a honey badger in the Kruger Park
While on safari in South Africa earlier this year, photographer Sheila Grobbelaar came across a Nile crocodile with a badger carcass clasped firmly in its jaws.
"There's no way of telling whether the badger actually made this impressive kill "
In photos: Honey badger feasts on a porcupine
Spotted out in the wilderness of South Africa's Balule Nature Reserve: a honey badger feasting on a porcupine!
"The "White Ghost" bulls of Etosha are some of the largest and tallest bulls in Africa. It is quite unusual because their environment is sparse in vegetation. Scientists think it could be due to the minerals in the Etosha pan."
The "White Ghost" bulls of Etosha are some of the largest and tallest bulls in Africa. It is quite unusual because their environment is sparse in vegetation. Scientists think it could be due to the minerals in the Etosha pan. The Etosha bulls also tend to have short damaged tusks. This is from conflict at the waterholes. Water is quite a precious commodity in Etosha and there is a definite hierarchy at the water's edge. Bulls will fight aggressively to drink first.
"The latest update of the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species has revealed that overfishing is causing fish species in parts of the developing world to decline, with 9% of the 458 fish species assessed in Lake Malawi at high risk of extinction." https://africageographic.com/blog/lake-malawi-fish-species-risk-extinction/
Lake Malawi fish species at risk of extinction - Africa Geographic
The latest update of the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species has revealed that overfishing is causing fish species in parts of the developing world to decline.
"Research from last year shows that twitchers are finding it more difficult to spot the continent's largest bird of prey, as martial-eagle populations have taken a dive." https://www.earthtouchnews.com/conservation/endangered/africas-biggest-and-baddest-raptor-is-in-trouble/?utm_source=social&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=article_martial-eagle-trouble&fbclid=IwAR3NopjdoTjmo8WCaFMKoHMh6A5JV8Zy7PYqKBr5yzqAnkLRk-BYwyz8je0
Africa's biggest and baddest raptor is in trouble
According to a recent study, martial eagle sightings in South Africa have dropped by 60% over the last two decades
Elephant-proof fence? It's just a matter of time before these creative and incorrigible creatures find a way to beat the system. And yet, the naughtier they are, the more we love them!
Elephant-proof fence? It's just a matter of time before these creative and incorrigible creatures find a way to beat the system. And yet, the naughtier they are, the more we love them!
August is the best month for LionAwareness, BREAKING NEWS ‼️ On 21 & 22 August 2018, South Africa’s captive lion breeding industry will be reviewed by the Portfolio Committee on Environmental Affairs in an open two-day colloquium titled: 'Captive Lion Breeding for Hunting in South Africa: Harming or Promoting the Conservation Image of the Country’ 🦁 The aim of the event is to facilitate a constructive debate about the future of captive lion breeding and hunting in SA. NOTE! The colloquium is open to the public. To attend, bring your ID to Parliament and register on the morning of the event. See the programme of events here: https://conservationaction.co.za/resources/reports/captive-lion-breeding-for-hunting-in-south-africa-harming-or-promoting-the-conservation-image-of-the-country/
CAPTIVE LION BREEDING FOR HUNTING IN SOUTH AFRICA: HARMING OR PROMOTING THE CONSERVATION IMAGE OF THE COUNTRY DATE: 21ST & 22ND AUGUST 2018 VENUE: GOOD HOPE CHAMBER, PARLIAMENT, CAPE TOWN CHAIRPERSON OF THE COLLOQUIUM: HON MR MP MAPULANE, (MP) PROGRAMME SCENE-SETTING SESSION 08:30 – 08:45 Regis...
This is the last day of LionAwarenessWeek 2018 International Lion Day(15 Aug) Retrospect https://www.lionawarenessweek.net/15-august-international-lion-day.php
International Lion Day(15 Aug)
15 August, this is the last day of this lionawarenessweek, so lets try, our best, to improve this foundation, we already built and add one brick, each day, for lions, retrospect to all that happened from 9-15 August.
International Lion Bone Awareness Day (14 August) https://www.lionawarenessweek.net/14-august-international-lion-bone-awareness-day.php
International Lion Bone Awareness Day (14 August)
Lets try our best, to improve Awareness regarding Lion Bones.
List of bird-killers Worldwide.
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke told a group of fossil fuel executives that wind power kills too many birds to be environmentally friendly. But he neglected to mention a much bigger bird-killer... #YEARSproject
“We need to act now and we need to act together."
“We need to act now and we need to act together." #BluePlanet2
INTERNATIONAL LION TROPHY AWARENESS DAY(13 AUG) Today is solely dedicated to lions, males and females. How can we improve their survival and improve their animal rights? https://www.lionawarenessweek.net/13-august-international-lion-trophy-awareness-day.php
International Lion Trophy Awareness Day(13 August)
Today is solely dedicated to the Hunting of Captive bred lions, males and females, How we can improve their survival and improve their animal rights.
International Lion Breeding Awareness Day(12 August). https://www.lionawarenessweek.net/12-august-international-lion-breeding-awareness-day.php
International Lion Breeding Awareness Day(12 August).
Today is solely dedicated to captive bred lions of all ages, males and females. How we can improve their survival and improve their animal rights.