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Can eco-tourism help underdeveloped countries? | MNN - Mother Nature Network - 2 views

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Tourism hope for threatened lemurs - 0 views

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Tom Wootten on 23 Feb 14

Madagascar's lemurs - the world's most threatened primate - could be saved from extinction by eco-tourism, conservationists say. The big-eyed fluffy creatures are unique to the island but their numbers have declined dramatically in recent years. Now researchers have unveiled a survival plan that combines tourism with increased conservation efforts.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Madagascar's lemurs - the world's most threatened primate - could be saved from extinction by eco-tourism, conservationists say. The big-eyed fluffy creatures are unique to the island but their numbers have declined dramatically in recent years. Now researchers have unveiled a survival plan that combines tourism with increased conservation efforts.</div>

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Microplastics 'pose toxic threat to marine biodiversity' - 8 views

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shared by Leanne Archer on 03 Dec 13 - No Cached

Leanne Archer on 03 Dec 13

Tiny particles of waste plastic that are ingested by shoreline "eco-engineer" worms may be negatively affecting biodiversity, a study says.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Tiny particles of waste plastic that are ingested by shoreline "eco-engineer" worms may be negatively affecting biodiversity, a study says.</div>

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