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Sat Jul 4

• Judge overturns Bush administration logging rule
• IUCN - Home
• IUCN - Wildlife crisis worse than economic crisis ? IUCN: nearly one third of amphibians, more than one in eight birds and nearly a quarter of mammals are threatened with extinction. For some plant groups, such as conifers and cycads, the situation is even more serious, with 28 percent and 52 percent threatened respectively. For all these groups, habitat destruction, through agriculture, logging and development, is the main threat and occurs worldwide.
• Episode 65: The Effects of Climate Change on Biodiversity | Up Close Podcast

Fri Jul 3

• Evolution MegaLab
• Adaptable predators thrive across Vancouver | Vancouver, Canada | Straight.com
• Meadows of the sea in 'shocking' decline - environment - 03 July 2009 - New Scientist
• Agricultural Biodiversity Weblog ? Crops, animals, wild relatives ...
• Fumarole-suppo rted islands of biodiversity
• Uniting communities and water users for protecting the Usambara catchment: The Usambaras are a global hotspot for biodiversity but this is increasingly in doubt as agriculture, mining and settlements spread into the forests.

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