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Do you know what these acronyms stand for on the IUCN Red List? In order from left to right: Extinction, Extinct in the Wild, Critically Endangered, Endangered, Vulnerable, Near Threatened and Least Concern. Being more left on the list means more trouble for the species. Think about this the next time you see an animals conservation status.
SAVE TREES!
I found that a lot of people, well at least my family, likes to print coupons. That shouldn’t be a problem…but after we redeem it then that’s it. It’s such a waste though, if you think about it. Especially when there’s a lot of them and you just keep printing and printing, Why don’t we just simply show them on our phone? Or if you really need a hard copy, then print it on a GOOS (good on one side) paper! You probably won’t need to use the coupon again after that one time use anyways.
Printing things on GOOS paper can actually save a lot of trees. Not only coupons…but other things too that doesn’t need to be all nice and tidy; a rough draft, a recipe….anything!
Plus, since you don’t need the other side anyways, it doesn’t matter if it prints weirdly (upside down).
Oh yeah and another tip; if you don’t want to print it on GOOS paper because you can see through it sometimes….. you could tape/glue another GOOS paper on the back of it… if that makes sense.
OKAY WELL IN SUMMARY: PRINT ON GOOS PAPER = SAVE TREES = LESS CARBON DIOXIDE = STOP GLOBAL WARMING.
Since 1999, 200 nest boxes have been set up for Prothonotary Warblers in Canada. Prothonotaries have become endangered because of major habitat loss and the inability to find somewhere for their nests. These yellow birds build their nests in tree holes previously left over by other birds and loss of habitat makes it harder to find a hole for them to use.
Additional Source: http://ec.gc.ca/soc-sbc/oiseau-bird-eng.aspx?sY=2011&sL=e&sM=p1&sB=PROW
The Loggerhead Shrike is currently endangered due to habitat loss because of farming, deforestation and other causes. To help, young shrikes have been taken to be breed so they can be reintroduced. They are also protected in many areas.
Please watch your cats or other pets and make sure they aren’t killing any animals. This will keep them from becoming endangered.
“UNLESS someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not.” A quote from The Lorax by Dr. Seuss. As said in the quote, unless somebody cares enough to do something, nothing will change and nothing will get better. A great book and movie about the environment and what can happen when something is completely gone. If you can, watch/read it. It’s not just for kids; it actually really puts things into perspective.
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Many people wash their hair everyday, but this isn’t always necessary.
Tip #1: Just wash your fringe/bangs if your hair is oily and that would make it look and feel a lot better.
Tip #2: For oily hair, use conditioner only on the ends of your hair- not your scalp.
Tip #3: Use shampoo specified for your needs; there are many that help oily hair and dandruff.
Washing your hair less would lead to saving more water, electricity (hair dryers), and also time and effort (for all you lazy people out there).
Wildlife face many threats around the world, from poaching to habitat loss. Global climate change also threatens to destabilize already stressed ecosystems.
This infographic takes a quick look at some of the biggest threats, as well as some of the better known species under assault.
Unfortunately, for every charismatic animal listed — polar bears, penguins, rhinos, etc. — there are scores of lesser known animals (and don’t forget plants!), from alligator snapping turtles tosuckermouth catfish.
You look left, I’ll look right… by BlueFreeze on Flickr
So cute and soon they'll be no more left if nothing is done...
Point Pelee National Park,
wetland,
Marsh Boardwalk,
fisheye photo by Big Brother Bear
An amazing place where many different species of plants and animals live and are protected.
Did you know?: Millions of birds die every year because of humans. 72 million die a year due to pesticides, 174 million because of transmission lines, 60 million because of cars and even more!
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle - The three R’s you hear so much about but do YOU actually apply them? If not, why? They were created for good reasons. Start with one thing at a time and eventually you’ll become green (not literally of course)
Don’t want to keep paying for plastic bags in stores? Use reusable bags! They save money and are good for the environment. There are so many designs to choose too!
Did you know?: There are only 10 Spotted Owl sightings in Canada and they are coming close to having no more left.
Image Source: https://wildernesscommittee.org/campaigns/wildlife/spotted_owl
The Canadian Wildlife Federation :: Your Connection with Wildlife
Check out the Canadian Wildlife Foundation Website and while you’re at it, why not donate to the cause?
It’s International Polar Bear Day!
Infographic: Polar bears in peril
Polar bears have ruled the Arctic for 100,000 years, but now they’re struggling to keep up as the region undergoes a dramatic transformation.
