RSS FeedSerious concerns have raised about decline in number of tigers and number will go down further if effective action will not be taken to curb illegal killing of earths’ magnificent creature. At the turn of 20th century, India had estimated 40,000 tigers in the wild. In 2000,the number was 3,642 and in 2008 we are [...]
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How Can We Save the Earth’s Magnificent Creature the Tiger?
Posted by admin on February 19th, 2012
Posted in WWF Wildlife 
Tags: habitats of tigers, prey population, wildlife conservation society, wildlife crimes, world wild life 
Comments OffGlobal Efforts to Stop the Effects of Global Warming
Posted by admin on December 5th, 2011
The last 3 decades have been the warmest period in history. This is mainly because of human activities that prompted the steep spike of carbon emission in the air. The result is, the air gets warmer, the weather patterns change drastically, and the natural cycle of the environment is disrupted. Rolled into one, this is [...]
Posted in WWF Wildlife Tags: change, Earth, emission, fuel efficient vehicles, issue, mileage cars, more fuel efficient vehicles, production, toyota prius, world wildlife fund Comments OffFiji Tourism – Bent Towards Sustainability
Posted by admin on December 3rd, 2011
Fiji – the mysterious archipelago in South Pacific is truly the tourism destination of the 21st century. Despite of being ruled by military junta, Fiji remains a friendly country and it is safe to go there both alone and with kids. Half a Million Tourists Due to close proximity the islands are especially favoured by [...]
Posted in WWF Wildlife Tags: Bent, century, guided walks, military junta, shark hunters, strength, Tourism, tourism plan, world wildlife fund, WWF Comments Off
