Topic: Biodiversity

Marine Census

Posted Feb 4, 2007 in download Help

A census of people is a relatively straight-forward tally of information. But underneath thousands of meters of water at the ocean floor, it’s a little harder to count creatures. Find out more about a marine census — on today’s Earth and Sky.

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More Biodiversity

Posted Feb 4, 2007 in download Help

Increased biodiversity — the richness of species — might seem like a good thing. But when alien species are added to an area, it can have a negative effect on the environment. On today’s Earth and Sky, we talk about Island biodiversity.

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Mountain Diversity

Posted Feb 4, 2007 in download Help
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Much of the unique and native diversity of the world is located in mountain areas. A scientist talks about a loss of that diversity of species in those remote places — on today’s Earth and Sky.

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Pantanal

Posted Feb 4, 2007 in download Help

You may have heard of the Amazon, but have you heard of the Pantanal? It’s about half the size of France and it’s the single most concentrated area of wildlife in South America. Discover the Pantanal — on today’s Earth and Sky.

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