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NY Marine Rescue Center
Saving Marine Mammals & Sea Turtles By Katrina McDowell on Apr 9, 2024 in Giving Let’s splash over to the East Coast and introduce the New York Marine Rescue Center (NYMRC), founded in 1996 in Riverhead, NY. This nonprofit is dedicated to preserving and conserving marine mammals and sea turtles. NYMRC provides in-field rescue and rehabilitation for marine mammals and sea turtles throughout New York.
Lawsuit Launched to Protect Gulf of Mexico Wildlife From Offshore Drilling
WASHINGTON— The Center for Biological Diversity filed a formal notice today of its intent to sue the U.S. Interior Department for failing to adequately protect endangered whooping cranes, Kemp’s ridley sea turtles, manatees and other imperiled species from the dangers of offshore oil and gas extraction in the Gulf of Mexico.
When All The Seas Sing - video Dailymotion
Music By Lili Öst, När Alla Haven Sjunger (When All The Seas Sing) You can find the Swedish and English lyrics here: https://youtu.be/RCObDP2lqvQ And you can find more Dolphins here: http://soley0223.blogspot.com/2022/09/dolphin-lover.html
Seiko Unveils Trio Of Prospex U.S. Special Edition Dive Watches Inspired By Sea Turtles
The Seiko Prospex “King Turtle” series of divers have been fan favorites for the brand since the series’ initial introduction. The “King Turtle” offers enthusiasts a popular balance between price and quality features such as ceramic bezel inserts, while delivering a classic Seiko design with a lineage stretching back to the 6309 dive watches of the ‘70s.
6 Of The Best Victories We've Made For Nature In The Time Of Coronavirus
Because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, this year’s Earth Day would unfortunately have to be spent indoors. Nevertheless, that doesn’t mean that we can’t celebrate, especially when nature itself achieved some victories while we’re all inside. Here are some of them: 60 Million Eggs Laid By Sea Turtles In India While it is essentially birthing season, sea turtles recently gathered in East India to lay their eggs before going back to the ocean.
Neustar Gets New US Government Contract For .US Registry Till 2029
Neustar and the U.S. Department of Commerce National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) yesterday announced Neustar has been awarded a contract to continue operating the .us ccTLD for up to 10 years, until 2029. “Neustar and the NTIA have had a long and rich partnership, building and growing the .US domain into an industry leader,” said Neustar President and CEO Charlie Gottdiener.
The Annual ICANN APAC Space Survey is Now Open
ICANN has launched the APAC Space Survey, which will remain open until 1 August 2019, 23:59 UTC. Your input will help to make the APAC Space more relevant to the Asia Pacific (APAC) community, and improve the APAC Space as a platform that fosters community discussion.
New TLD applications: what’s the status of the next round? by Tony Kirsch, Neustar
For many industry participants, the timing around opening the next round of new Top-Level Domain applications has been frustrating to say the least. However, with the recent ICANN Marrakech meeting now complete, we thought it timely to provide an update for those who may be interested to apply in the next round or for those simply following the journey. Put simply, here is what needs to occur at a very high level. 1.
New TLD applications: what’s the status of the next round? by Tony Kirsch, Neustar
For many industry participants, the timing around opening the next round of new Top-Level Domain applications has been frustrating to say the least. However, with the recent ICANN Marrakech meeting now complete, we thought it timely to provide an update for those who may be interested to apply in the next round or for those simply following the journey. Put simply, here is what needs to occur at a very high level. 1.
Links.com Sells in €700,000 Blockbuster
OK, the €700,000 ($798,000) sale of links.com which topped the Domain Name Journal chart of top reported sales for the week ending 23 June is small fry compared to last week’s $30 million sale of voice.com. But it’s the fifth biggest sale of 2019 to date and in most weeks would be the biggest reported sale on the Domain Name Journal chart of top reported sales. Coming in second was another six-figure sale with auer.com going for $100,000 followed by 21.de which sold for €79,730 ($90,892).
Afnic Annual Report Shows .FR Grew 4.4% in 2018
France’s .fr grew by 4.4% in 2018, outstripping both the French domain name market as a whole, which grew by 2.1%, according to the Afnic 2018 annual report and global growth of 3.7% according to the January 2019 CENTRstats Global TLD Report. There was also a “very good renewal rate of 83.9%.” According to Verisign’s Domain Name Industry Brief, there were 3.3 million .fr domain names at the end of 2018 making it the tenth largest ccTLD.
.GR Hijacked By Sea Turtles
After several months of activity, the actors behind the “Sea Turtle” DNS hijacking campaign are not slowing down, according to a blog post on Cisco’s Talos Intelligence blog post this week. And one of their targets appears to have been the Greek ccTLD .gr. The Sea Turtle hijacking campaign appears to have recently regrouped after Cisco Talos in April 2019 published “their initial findings and coverage and are redoubling their efforts with new infrastructure.
San Francisco Restaurant Refuses to Sell Swordfish Caught With Driftnets
(San Francisco Bay Area / April 30) A San Francisco restaurant has become the first restaurant to refuse to sell swordfish caught with California driftnets after investigative footage revealed the impacts of this fishery on marine mammals and sharks. Scoma’s, which has locations in San Francisco and Sausalito, has formally pledged not to sell swordfish caught with longlines or driftnets as part of Turtle Island Restoration Network’s swordfish boycott.
Tumors Plague Indian River Lagoon Turtles, And Researchers Want To Know Why - 90.7 WMFE
There’s a new effort to determine why green sea turtles in the Indian River Lagoon are covered with tumors. Nearly half of the green sea turtles in the Indian River Lagoon suffer from the tumors. Kate Mansfield of the University of Central Florida says the number and range of cases are expanding. But what’s causing them is a mystery. Mansfield says all of the turtles with the tumors have a certain virus, but not every turtle with the virus has tumors. So other contributors are suspected.
Endangered Species Coalition
Beginning in April, 2017 you will find here a calendar of special events and other activities to celebrate the 12th annual Endangered Species Day on May 19th, and throughout the month of May. You will be able to enter your zip code to find an event near you. Also, if there isn’t an Endangered Species Day-related event in your community, please celebrate in your own way. Go here for some great ideas and then tell us what you plan to do (e-mail: drobinson@endangered.org).
Sea Turtle Nest Losses To Hurricane Matthew Minor Considering Species’ Comeback In Florida - 90.7 WMFE
Some 200 sea turtle nests are believed to have been lost to Hurricane Matthew at the Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge in Melbourne Beach. But Llew Ehrhart of the University of Central Florida says the number is small considering the comeback by the federally threatened and endangered animals.
Scientific Reports
ISSF 2023-12: Status of the World Fisheries for Tuna.
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