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gadling.com » Gadling - May 20, 2008
Filed under: China Read part 1 of this story here. The excited cry of a park ranger pierces the stillness of a bamboo forest high in the Min Mountains. Zhan Xiangjiang, an ecologist who I'm hanging out with for the …
Also tagged: wildlife, conservation, pandas, ecotourism
gadling.com » Gadling - May 19, 2008
Filed under: China, Ecotourism On a single-lane dirt road wending between misty crags deep in Sichuan Province, traffic has slowed to a crawl. Hundreds of dump trucks and steamrollers are expanding the only road to …
Also tagged: wildlife, conservation, pandas, sichuan, ecotourism
gadling.com » Gadling - May 15, 2008
Filed under: Activism, China, Ecotourism On a nondescript street near downtown Harbin, the Double Mountain Local Products Wholesale Center offers the usual array of kitsch items stripped from the wilderness: deer …
Also tagged: wine, china, wildlife, breeding, tigers, siberian
environmentalgraffiti.com » Environmental Graffiti - Jan 22, 2008
According to a recent study at Exeter University, a significant majority of captive-bred carnivores reintroduced to the wild are unable to adapt and die. Image by Mistvan Only one in three reintroduced animals …
Also tagged: animals, conservation, ecology, lynx, wolves, carnivores
gadling.com » Gadling - Nov 29, 2007
Filed under: Activism, China, Ecotourism, News A friend of mine, Li Quan, has been raising tigers in Africa. The first thing you should know is that tigers are not found in Africa. The second thing you should know is …