We as a collective are in jeopardy of damaging the preservation of our ongoing coexistence with all sentient beings.

Young Ratchet could face the death-penalty by U.S. Army officials A soldier who saved the life of a young puppy in Iraq and expected to bring him back home with her could see her dog executed by her U.S. superiors.

BARCELONA (AFP) - Half to three-quarters of major Antarctic penguin colonies could be damaged or wiped out if global temperatures are allowed to climb by more than two degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit), according to a report released Wednesday.

CAPE TOWN, South Africa - The South African government said Thursday that it will press ahead with plans to sell just over 51 tons of ivory to China and Japan under a special exemption to the international ban on the trade. The Convention on Internatio

Following on from the sighting of Blue whales off the south west coast of Ireland, Mick Sheeran, of Blaskett Islands Ferry & Eco Marine Tours, organised a full days Pelagic in the hope of spotting the Blues. By Mick O'Connell of the Irish Whale and Do

The orphan is one of only 15,000 endangered white rhinos left in the world, driven toward extinction by an illegal trade in rhino horn used for aphrodisiacs in China and dagger handles in the Middle East.

Black Dog Syndrome (BDS). BDS is defined as "the low adoption and high euthanasia rate of black dogs in shelters." Two activists working on behalf of black dogs in shelters, Tamara Delaney of Contrary to Ordinary: The Black Pearls of the Dog World and

Whether I support the war in Iraq or not is immaterial. What I do support are our troops, our men and women in the military fighting and often giving their very lives. I support them and respect them. No, they're not all worthy of that respect but in

AUTHORITIES investigating the disappearance of Arthur Booker from the banks of a crocodile-infested river in Cape York believe they have found human remains in the stomach of one of the animals they have caught. Police said further tests were expected

HALF to three-quarters of major Antarctic penguin colonies could be damaged or wiped out if global temperatures are allowed to climb by more than two degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit), according to a report released today. A two degree hike woul