The Secretariat of the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF), located in Copenhagen, Denmark, is seeking a dynamic Science Writer, to help communicate the value of GBIF’s work to key audiences.Among the tasks of the Science Writer will be to:Ensure consistency of language and messaging across GBIF publications and platforms, based on needs and audiences identified in the forthcoming GBIF Communications Strategy;Develop and maintain dynamic news content in the…See More

 The Most Important Message Ever Revealing Wisdom of supreme significance related to science and humanity communicated to all Heads of Nations, United Nations, universities, research centres, scientists and Nobel laureates all over the world. This eternal flow of unparalleled Message Ceenom exposes mysteries behind everything from tiny particle to mighty galaxy.All the Heads of Nations, Kings and Queens, Presidents and Prime Ministers; all heads of UN bodies, the…See More

Investigating community-led coral reef managementHi, I’m a freelance journalist based in Bristol, UK. My specialist areas include sustainability, the environment and development. I’ve spent 2013 working as a self-funded, embedded journalist with NGOs: Fauna Forever in the Peruvian Amazon and Azafady in Madagascar. Based in-country, I’ve been helping deliver their project work in the…See More

I have set up a new channel on YOU TUBE covering my work over the past 20 years. (rights permitting). Partnering with You Tube will provide a new source of funding for future global reports. You can help by viewing postings, commenting and SUBSCRIBING (free!) + recommending the Channel to your friends: http://lnkd.in/bB_ptbW Many thanks…See More

The tragic killing of another black leopard in Sri Lanka highlights the need for greater conservation - by Malaka Rodrigo Published on http://www.sundaytimes.lk/131006/news/dark-secrets-of-a-black-beauty-64892.html Rudyard Kipling’s ‘Jungle Book’ refers to a black panther, Bagheera. This was really a black leopard and even though Badheera was fictitious, black leopards do exist. But are their days…See More

Liberia on October 4, 2013 joined other countries worldwide to March for Elephant. The March was intended to raise awareness of the cause of Elephant and highlight the damage being done to the animal species as a result of poaching and other illegal activity that are resulting to the decline of the animal population.The March in Robert Sport city in Grand Cape Mount witnessed speeches delivered by representative of The Forestry Development Authority, Mr. Steve Miapay, James Kemokai, major of…See More