Nature conservation
From California to Mount Olympus and Greece’s seas
Thanos Davelis caught up with Larry Notheis, the Chief Deputy Director at the California Conservation Corps, on the sidelines of the "Our Ocean" conference in Athens to look at how the California Conservation Corps model can be applied in Greece, and how these partnerships can make a difference in protecting the oceans, preventing and fighting wildfires, and more.
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World’s largest trees to find their home in Britain as “peaceful giants” rapidly die out in US
Extreme climate conditions mean that giant sequoias are registered as an endangered species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature
Endangered weasel released back into nature
An endangered weasel has been released back into its natural habitat after being treated by locals in Turkey's eastern province of Siirt.
Believed to have been hungry and fallen exhausted due to heavy snowfall in the region a while ago, the weasel was found by Nureddin Yeşilfidan, a villager living in the province's Baykan district.
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500 endangered reptiles to be monitored from satellite
Within the scope of a two-year project, the Environment and Urbanization Ministry will implant chips in some 500 endangered reptiles to monitor them from second to second through the satellite.
Hunting is Banned in Albania, but Animals are Still Being Shot
Wildlife protection groups say authorities are failing to enforce a seven year-old ban on hunting, leaving a number of endangered species perilously unprotected.