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KITV Honolulu
April 23, 2018
Tortoise populations plummeted to near extinction by 1959, so the Ecuadorian government created the Galapagos National Park to protect their habitat. As a conservation success story, the Honolulu Zoo celebrated these century-old tortoises on Earth Day with a parade from the Great Lawn, ending at the tortoise exhibitÃâà...
Las Vegas Review-Journal
April 23, 2018
In honor of Earth Day, April 22, here are the 10 most beautiful places in the world, according to Wibbitz. 1. Denali National Park, Alaska. 2. Bora Bora (a small South Pacific Island near Tahiti in French Polynesia). 3. Antarctica. 4. Grand Canyon, Arizona. 5. Bali (an island in Indonesia known for its beachesÃâà...
Brides.com
April 22, 2018
Located some 600 miles off the coast of South America, the Galapagos are largely a protected national park of Ecuador with just a few pockets of civilization. The total number of visitors within Galapagos National Park at any given time is highly regulated, as are the number and type of watercraft thatÃâà...
KHON2
April 20, 2018
Tortoise populations plummeted to near extinction by 1959, so the Ecuadorian government created the Galapagos National Park to protect their habitat. As a conservation success story, the Honolulu Zoo celebrates these century old tortoises on Earth Day with a parade from the Great Lawn, ending at theÃâà...
HeraldScotland
April 14, 2018
Today, there are over 100,000 national parks and similar protected reserves around the world. ... Most importantly, they protect the land itself: national parks are the guardians of wonder, the last bastions of the most beautiful places on Earth. ... THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK, ECUADOR.
The Guardian
April 9, 2018
Asked if the concession had obtained its licence from the Ministry of Environment, as is required by Ecuadorian law, Joselito almost laughed and said he ... and road might encourage, making it easier for miners and others to cross to the other side of the river to the national park and Sinangoe's own land.
FIS
April 4, 2018
"For the first time there will be a scientific expedition for conservation purposes, crossing this trans-border marine corridor that connects, in the Pacific Ocean of Ecuador and Costa Rica, the National Park, Galapagos Marine Reserve and Isla del Coco National Park, sites declared by UNESCO as a NaturalÃâà...
Natural Resources Defense Council
April 4, 2018
It is the first of 97 wells likely to sprout within the national park as a result of the Ecuadorian government's decision in 2013 to allow petroleum extraction .... Ecuadorean foreign minister Ricardo Patino, Ecuador vice president Lenin Moreno, and Ecuador's heritage minister Maria Fernanda Espinosa at theÃâà...
FIS
April 4, 2018
"For the first time there will be a scientific expedition for conservation purposes, crossing this trans-border marine corridor that connects, in the Pacific Ocean of Ecuador and Costa Rica, the National Park, Galapagos Marine Reserve and Isla del Coco National Park, sites declared by UNESCO as a NaturalÃâà...
The Guardian
March 23, 2018
Ecuadoreans voted overwhelmingly in favour of rolling back mining in urban and protected areas and curbing oil drilling in the biodiverse Yasuni national park in a February referendum. “After two months of planning and two weeks of mobilisations, the voices and demands of Amazonian women defendersÃâà...
HeraldScotland
December 31, 1999
Reserves can be private property; national parks are, by definition, owned by us. ... CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK, SCOTLAND ... This tiny archipelago, 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, has changed the way we think about life on Earth more profoundly than anywhereÃâà...
Beloit Daily News
December 31, 1999
QUITO, Ecuador (AP) — Ecuador's president says 'highly likely' kidnapped journalists were killed, demands proof of life within 12 hours . ... April 13, 2018 at 5:00 am | MIKUMI NATIONAL PARK, Tanzania (AP) — The elephant staggered and keeled over in the tall grass in southern Tanzania, where some ofÃâà...
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