<p><i><strong>New Report Highlights Alarming Forest Loss in Madagascar's Protected Areas, Urges Immediate Global Action to Save Irreplaceable Biodiversity</strong></i></p>

Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL) Can Now Be Produced Without Harvesting the Blood of ~800,000 Horseshoe Crabs Each Year, Which Will Help Restore Their Natural Population

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Environmental Business Journal Recognizes Firms for Growth and Innovation

Africa's largest association of wildlife centers provide crucial data on protecting habitat and providing sanctuary for endangered primates while strengthening community engagement.

The two organizations will collaborate on wetland and stream mitigation and endangered species conservation projects

Sixty-eight whooping crane nests were located during the 2015 Whooping Crane nesting survey on Wood Buffalo National Park, Canada according to Sharon Irwin, Resource Management Officer.

http://friendsofthewildwhoopers.org/canadians-locate-68-whooping-crane-nest-during-survey/

The World's Largest REDD Project, Rimba Raya, successfully passes its 2nd VCS Verification audit from SCS Global Services, verifying over 8.5 million tons of Gold level credits under the CCB Standard.

Texas-based GEAR, Global Endangered Animal Realm, LLC, offers casual urban wear and donates portion of profits to wildlife charities.

'Bust the Myth - Save the Species' is a global public awareness campaign calling for a coalition approach to debunking the rhino horn medicine myth. The campaign's purpose is to curb demand, disrupt the illegal trade, and halt the rhino crisis.

The Southern Shrimp Alliance praised the National Marine Fisheries Service and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reconsidering whether to list nine distinct population segments (DPS) of loggerhead sea turtles as endangered or threatened species.

YOUNG BIRDS, RABBITS AND OTHER NEWBORN WILDLIFE EASY PREY FOR CATS

Crow Flies Press is pleased to announce the release of its new publication The Adventures of Charlie &amp; Moon (ISBN 978-0-9814910-1-1) by Australian author and filmmaker, Martin Meader.