Green Blog Media

photo: Chi King via flickr.

In case you weren’t aware, 2010 has been declared by the United Nations as the Year of Biodiversity. Let’s face it, considering the staggering rates of extinction now taking place around the world due to habitat loss, poaching, and other human activity–not to mention the havoc climate change could cause in the future–it’s high time we start taking biodiversity loss seriously. In that vein, and because it’s frankly their modus operandi, <a href="http://www.wwf.org.uk/news_feed.cfm?3618/Ten-to-watch-in… Read the full story on TreeHugger
Go to Source

Related posts:

1. Best and Worst of 2009: Critically Endangered Species at the End of the Year (Slideshow)
2. Humans Now Wiping Out Species at 1,000 Times the Natural Rate
3. Top Ten New Species 2010 Include Psychedelic Frogfish and Dracula Minnow (Slideshow)
4. Life on the Endangered Species Waiting List
5. Whatever, Tigers and Pandas: Lesser-Known Endangered Species Need Help Too (Slideshow)