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Science News Aggregator The Last Word On Nothing 64 (And Counting!) Conservationists You Should Be Following On Twitter Right Now These days, social media is more important than ever for conservationists who are looking to get their message across and spread awareness for the problems that plague species. And some of them use it incredibly well, yielding massive clout and instantly informing the public about their challenges -- and their victories. We’ve compiled some of the best conservationists (individuals, not organizations) and other conservation-minded people who use social media to advance their or others’ research -- with the ultimate goal of saving the world’s species. While there is some debate about exactly who qualifies as a "conservationist" in the strict sense of the word, for the purposes of this Twitter list we included scientists who work on conservation problems, communications managers who advocate for conservation, and outspoken supporters who spread the message of conversation around the globe.

The daily storyline of science The Panda's Thumb Greenspace - Environmental news from California and beyond The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is investigating the killing of a female Mexican gray wolf that had been denning with pups in New Mexico. The animal, known as F1108, was found in late June shot to death, authorities said. Her pups were assumed to be dead. The 6-year-old female was born in the wild, captured with her pack and placed in New Mexico's Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge. She and a male were released in May and placed in a temporary pen in the Gila National Forest. RealClimate Hatching conversations about science