Category Archives: Endangered Species

Are Jaguars Endangered – Why are Jaguars an Endangered Species

Posted on March 1, 2020 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Are Jaguars Endangered? Are Jaguars Endangered? “Woman Attacked By Jaguar!” Jaguars seem to be the forgotten Big Cats. They’re a threatened species and yet the only time they make the news is when one attacks a human. Instead of … Continue reading →

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SAVING SIBERIAN TIGERS Russians Battling Trade of Endangered Species

Posted on March 8, 2018 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Saving Siberian Tigers… Amazing Gains in Saving Siberian Tigers! Russian Federation to Host the 70th meeting of a Critical Convention. The International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora. SAVING SIBERIAN TIGERS: Russians Battling Trade of Endangered … Continue reading →

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Of Whales & Orangutans: Rewilding Endangered Species

Posted on January 13, 2018 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Rewilding… Bornean Baby Orangutan Born at Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo Rewilding Endangered Species “Admiral, there be whales here!” – Montgomery “Scotty” Scott I have mixed feelings about zoos. Some zoos and aquariums are just a notch above circuses, whose time … Continue reading →

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Anthropocene Defaunation: From Endangered Species to Mass Extinction

Posted on July 27, 2014 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Endangered Species… Endangered Species. A Rant. When I read the latest reports on the state of our Living Earth, well, I just have to Rant! Is Humankind THAT stupid? Okay, maybe not ALL of Humankind. There’s still you, me and … Continue reading →

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Species Extinction: Extinct Animals & Endangered Species in UK

Posted on September 7, 2013 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Species Extinction – Then & Now… Species Extinction: Extinct Animals & Endangered Species in UK There was a time when wolves haunted the deep English forests. The number of species that have disappeared on Humankind’s Watch just keeps on growing. … Continue reading →

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Endangered Animals List Most Endangered Species in World

Posted on July 26, 2013 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Endangered Animals List… Endangered Animals List Most At-risk Species It’s more than just an emotional response — this passionate call for Animal Rights. We are all such a part of Nature. And need each other for our very physical … Continue reading →