Private Tribunals of Conscience Their History and Why They Matter by Ralph Fucetola, JD
Private Tribunals of Conscience Their History and Why They Matter by Ralph Fucetola, JD Tribunals of Conscience and Crimes Against Humanity Over the past century...
Jaguars in Mexico are growing in number.
image: Jaguar in a river in Mexico. Photo credit: Gerardo Ceballos Listen to article here Jaguars in Mexico are growing in number, a promising sign...
Meet Magali, the conservation warrior rescuing Peru’s rainforest animals: Video
Listen to the article being read here A baby howler monkey in Magali’s arms. Photo by Nick Werber. A new, award-winning short film by Nick...
Coronavirus is a Biological Warfare Weapon
Abstract Published in Journal of Clinical Studies & Medical Case Reports, Date: Dec 31, 2020 Dr. Francis Boyle, who drafted the Biological Weapons Act has...
Chile: 35 years of successful recovery of the Burrowing Parrots
The Burrowing Parrot, in spanish, ”Loro Tricahue”, (Cyanoliseus patagonus), also known as the burrowing parakeet or the Patagonian conure, is a species of parrot native to Argentina and Chile. The Burrowing Parrot was on the brink of extinction, with small populations fragmented throughout Chile.
”The Burrowing parrots/ Loros Tricahue, that inhabit Chile are an endemic subspecies, that is, they cannot be found anywhere else in the world. It is one of the four native parrots and also the largest. It was on the brink of extinction,” says Marcia Ricci, head of Conservation of Biological Diversity at CONAF in the O’Higgins region.