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Landscape conservat...
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00:00:00 05/23/12

Lisel Alamilla, Belize's newly appointed Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and Sustainable Development and formerly Executive Director of the Ya'axche Conservation T...

Landscape conservation in Belize

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Landscape conservation in Belize

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Lisel Alamilla, Belize's newly appointed Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and Sustainable Development and formerly Executive Director of the Ya'axche Conservation Trust, is one of seven winners of this year's Whitley Fund for Nature Awards. Lisel wins a Whitley Award for her work to unite local stakeholders to protect Belize's species rich Maya Golden Landscape. The video narrated by Sir David Attenborough, describes her work.

WWF's Earth Book 20...
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00:00:00 05/22/12

The threats facing the natural world can be shocking and our impact on the planet is growing every year. But our world is brilliant and solutions exist that can he...

WWF's Earth Book 2012 - Animals

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WWF's Earth Book 2012 - Animals

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The threats facing the natural world can be shocking and our impact on the planet is growing every year. But our world is brilliant and solutions exist that can help to protect our living planet. These short videos offer a glimpse into some of the challenges and solutions highlighted by WWF's Living Planet Report 2012.

Amphibian conservat...
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00:00:00 05/21/12

Carlos Vasquez Almazan, an amphibian expert from Guatemala, is one of seven winners of this year's Whitley Fund for Nature Awards. Carlos wins a Whitley Award for ...

Amphibian conservation in Guatemala

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Amphibian conservation in Guatemala

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Carlos Vasquez Almazan, an amphibian expert from Guatemala, is one of seven winners of this year's Whitley Fund for Nature Awards. Carlos wins a Whitley Award for his work to create Guatemala's first network of protected areas for endangered amphibians. The video narrated by Sir David Attenborough, describes his work.

Bat conservation in...
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00:00:00 05/17/12

Bernal wins a Whitley Award for his work to develop a coordinated strategy to conserve bats in Central America. The video narrated by Sir David Attenborough, descr...

Bat conservation in Costa Rica

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Bat conservation in Costa Rica

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Bernal wins a Whitley Award for his work to develop a coordinated strategy to conserve bats in Central America. The video narrated by Sir David Attenborough, describes his work.

Dolphin conservatio...
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00:00:00 05/15/12

Budiono wins a Whitley Award for his work to establish community-supported protected areas to conserve Indonesia's last population of freshwater Irrawaddy dolphins

Dolphin conservation in Indonesia

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Dolphin conservation in Indonesia

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Budiono wins a Whitley Award for his work to establish community-supported protected areas to conserve Indonesia's last population of freshwater Irrawaddy dolphins

Bat Conservation in...
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00:00:00 05/10/12

Rodrigo Medellin, a leading bat expert from Mexico, is the first winner of the new Whitley Fund for Nature Gold Award for his on-going work to study, raise awarene...

Bat Conservation in Mexico and Latin America

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Bat Conservation in Mexico and Latin America

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Rodrigo Medellin, a leading bat expert from Mexico, is the first winner of the new Whitley Fund for Nature Gold Award for his on-going work to study, raise awareness and highlight the importance of Latin America's bats. The new 2012 Gold Award reflects Rodrigo's outstanding contribution to nature conservation.

The Pantanal
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00:00:00 04/13/12

The world's largest wetland, the Pantanal in South America, is a paradise for wildlife. Its annual cycles of flooding and drought create a strikingly beautiful and...

The Pantanal

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The Pantanal

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The world's largest wetland, the Pantanal in South America, is a paradise for wildlife. Its annual cycles of flooding and drought create a strikingly beautiful and rich ecosystem. It's a haven for nearly 5,000 species of animals and plants, and attracts about a million tourists a year - joining the eight million people who live there.

GREEN.TV weekly new...
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00:00:00 04/05/12

The world's rarest birds escape extinction, bikes used to grind coffee in Guatemala and a family who eat locally and seasonally for a year.

GREEN.TV weekly news - 5th April 2012

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GREEN.TV weekly news - 5th April 2012

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The world's rarest birds escape extinction, bikes used to grind coffee in Guatemala and a family who eat locally and seasonally for a year.

Adapting to climate...
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00:00:00 04/03/12

In Africa, millions will suffer from climate change impacts on agriculture, water availability, ecosystem services and biodiversity. It's urgent for countries in t...

Adapting to climate change in Eastern and Southern Africa

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Adapting to climate change in Eastern and Southern Africa

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In Africa, millions will suffer from climate change impacts on agriculture, water availability, ecosystem services and biodiversity. It's urgent for countries in the region to take action to reduce vulnerability and enhance local communities' capacity to adapt.

Off-shore reef project
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00:00:00 03/29/12

In South East India an ingenious use of old motorbike tyres is helping the local economy. By tying tyres together and dropping them in the ocean an artificial reef...

Off-shore reef project

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Off-shore reef project

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In South East India an ingenious use of old motorbike tyres is helping the local economy. By tying tyres together and dropping them in the ocean an artificial reef is created which forms a new fishing ground for local people and a new dive spot in the future.

GREEN.TV Weekly New...
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00:00:00 03/27/12

This week on Green TV News, we take an extra special look at Earth Hour 2012.

GREEN.TV Weekly News - 27th March 2012

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GREEN.TV Weekly News - 27th March 2012

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This week on Green TV News, we take an extra special look at Earth Hour 2012.

Catlin Seaview Survey
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00:00:00 03/23/12

Google's Streetview is going underwater with the pioneering Catlin Seaview Survey. Some of the top coral reef scientists are making a comprehensive scientific stud...

Catlin Seaview Survey

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Catlin Seaview Survey

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Google's Streetview is going underwater with the pioneering Catlin Seaview Survey. Some of the top coral reef scientists are making a comprehensive scientific study of the Great Barrier Reef, using ground breaking technology.

GREEN.TV Weekly New...
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00:00:00 03/16/12

Edward Norton joins the Antarctic Ocean Alliance, the Chevy Volt is Car of the Year, and NASA do a little Spring cleaning on this week's Green TV News.

GREEN.TV Weekly News - 16th March 2012

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GREEN.TV Weekly News - 16th March 2012

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Edward Norton joins the Antarctic Ocean Alliance, the Chevy Volt is Car of the Year, and NASA do a little Spring cleaning on this week's Green TV News.

GREEN.TV Weekly New...
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00:00:00 03/13/12

Meryl Streep takes us to the Arctic, Tesla come out fighting and Forest Garden Shovelstrode take us back to nature on this weeks Green TV News.

GREEN.TV Weekly News -- 13th March 2012

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GREEN.TV Weekly News -- 13th March 2012

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Meryl Streep takes us to the Arctic, Tesla come out fighting and Forest Garden Shovelstrode take us back to nature on this weeks Green TV News.

The Last 130
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00:00:00 02/22/12

WWF floated an 11 metre western gray whale down the River Thames this week, to highlight the plight faced by one of the world's most endangered whales. With as few...

The Last 130

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The Last 130

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WWF floated an 11 metre western gray whale down the River Thames this week, to highlight the plight faced by one of the world's most endangered whales. With as few as 130 whales, the western gray whale teeters on the edge of extinction. Their critical feeding ground off the coast of Sakhalin Island in the Russian Far East, is now under threat. WWF is stepping in to try and help. You can help them too.

What is IUCN?
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00:00:00 02/21/12

Discover IUCN, the world's largest global environmental network. We are working in more than 160 countries, gathering the latest knowledge on biodiversity, running...

What is IUCN?

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What is IUCN?

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Discover IUCN, the world's largest global environmental network. We are working in more than 160 countries, gathering the latest knowledge on biodiversity, running hundreds of conservation projects around the world and being nature's voice on the international stage. Watch this video and find out who we are and how we work for a just world that values and conserves nature.

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Oceana - Marine Life and Oil Don't Mix - Stop O...

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Oceana - Marine Life and Oil Don't Mix - Stop Offshore Oil Drilling Now
01/05/12

The Gulf of Mexico oil crisis reminded us that offshore drilling is dangerous and dirty. It harms wildlife, ecosystems and the economy. Tell the government NO to offshore drilling. Sign the petition at www.StopTheDrill.org. Find out more at Oceana.org.