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SAVING LUNA?

A world-wide web exclusive article by environmental journalist and science writer, Robin Ferruggia.
Featuring some of the most prominent environmentalists of our time like
Temple Grandin, Marc Bekoff and Toni Frohoff.

Welsh Assembly Restriction on Scallop Dredging Doesn't Go Far Enough Says Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) LONDON----Today's announcement by The Welsh Assembly confirming restrictions on scallop dredging in Cardigan Bay from March 1st has been met with mixed emotions by The Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society who, whilst praising the steps that have been taken to limit the considerable damage already caused by this practice, have also expressed disappointment and concern that the new restricted ... Killer Whale: Ocean Hunter Now Kills on Land (ABC News) Orcas in Argentina swim onto beach to seize prey. Killer Whale - Cetacea - Dolphin - Mammalia - Flora and Fauna Loblaws seafood ban could disrupt shark research (CBC.ca) Loblaws' decision to stop selling some seafood in the interest of conservation could disrupt research into porbeagle sharks off Nova Scotia that relies on a managed fishery, a shark scientist says. Shark Attack Study Announced: Politics of Bite Incidents Under Review (PRWeb) A first of its kind PhD program by an American at the University of Sydney will look at the politics of shark attacks. The research will focus on high profile shark bite incidents in Australia, the United States and South Africa. In each country, beach policies, shark conservation policies and shark control policies have been impacted by media coverage and public response to the shark incidents ... Whale watching in South Africa (Daily Telegraph) It was perhaps inevitable that Jessamy Calkin's son would grow up with a fascination inspired by his name. In South Africa he finally got to see the creature that swallowed his namesake at close quarters. 'Bob Barker' damaged in whale wars (Cape Cod Times) Japanese whaling vessels tore a hole in a whale hunt protest boat

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