The adventurous members of the group tried some "canopying" or "zip lining", where you are hooked to cables high over the treetops, and you "fly" over the tree canopy at high rates of speed. It was so exhilarating, the group opted to go to another zipline

National Wildlife Humane Society recently concluded the Summer 2009 Wildlife/Nature Photo Contest. This was actually two contests held in two different online communities. NWHS' own Wildlife Community Network, and another at the NWHS Group at Care2.com.

The Penan people of Malaysian Borneo are blocking roads in the interior of Sarawak, demanding an end to logging and plantations on their land without their consent, and the recognition of their land ownership rights.

LOS ANGELES - Marine scientists from California are venturing this week to the middle of the North Pacific for a study of plastic debris accumulating across hundreds of miles (km) of open sea dubbed the "Great Pacific Garbage Patch."

Join us for an authentic Ecuador rainforest experience with the native people whose ancestors have lived on this land for more than 400 years. Preserving rainforest with the adventure of a lifetime.

"It looks like a spaceship. It can do 40 knots and dive under waves completely. We'll be using it to intercept and block harpoons," said Captain Paul Watson.

Monk seals to receive added habitat protection

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"I call upon the EU and the US Government to oppose whaling

A small sample (Intro & Chapter 1) from the Tigerman Saga DVD - Part I, at YouTube. The Saga was not created by NWHS, but emphasizes the intrinsic wrong involved in poaching endangered species, in a sci-fi entertainment online venue. 500+ Illustrations.