Monthly Archives: October 2011

Can’t live Without “em: Mexican Wolves

Posted on October 30, 2011 by chediski

  Can’t Live Without ‘Em: Mexican Wolves John Motsinger | Posted on 27 October 2011 | Tags: CLWE, lobo, Mexican wolf Only 50 Mexican wolves survive in the wild, and now they're under attack in Congress. A weekly homage to endangered species, large and small … Continue reading →

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Chopping Down Trees to Save Forests

Posted on October 5, 2011 by chediski

  Chopping Down Trees to Save Forests By SEAN PATRICK FARRELLhttp://green.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/10/04/chopping-down-trees-to-save-forests/ Sean Patrick Farrell/The New York TimesJim Pitts, a Forest Service specialist, surveyed the devastation wrought by the Wallow Fire in eastern Arizona this year. Nearly a half-million acres burned. Jim … Continue reading →

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Forest structure and biodiversity lost in forests

Posted on October 4, 2011 by chediski

Forest structure, services and biodiversity may be lost even as form remains   One study outlines services and functions that are disappearing in mountain ash forests in Australia, and a commentary in the journal pointed out that many of the … Continue reading →

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