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Bigger Bite Needed into Appetite for Shark Fin Soup

Campaigns featuring some of China’s biggest celebrities, including basketball star Yao Ming and actor Jackie Chan, have persuaded some Chinese to think twice about eating shark fin soup. But changing attitudes about the centuries-old delicacy, a large contributor to decimated shark populations, continues to be a challenge.

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Chevy Chase Enchanted by The Galapagos

Chevy Chase recounts his visit to The Galapagos Islands, calling to action our strongest efforts to conserve this treasue for future generations.

Rhinoceros Baby Boom In Nepal

Chitwan National Park in Nepal has just reported the birth of another rhinocerous bringing the parks total number of calfs to eight.  Three of the new rhinoceros were born in the last sixty days. GPS collars on the mother rhinoceros are helping park officials monitor the newborns more closely.

Cheetahs will find a home in India again

Cheetah – the only large wild mammalian species that India has lost – will now be reintroduced in the country's three identified grasslands. The move will help in restoration of grasslands and protecting many other endangered animals there.

World’s first ban on shark fin makes Hawaii global leader in shark conservation

Honolulu, Hawaii.—  On the eve of the State of Hawaii becoming the first jurisdiction to ban sales of shark fin soup, local and international conservation groups praised the ground-breaking move as a first step to halting the decimation of global shark stocks.

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