An international consortium of scientists is organizing a campaign to halt the annual Japanese dolphin hunts that are said to be extremely cruel.
Source: www.physorg.com

Casa Grande Valley Newspapers, AZ - Sep 6, 2006By MATT GOURAS, Associated Press Writer. Ken Staigmiller, a state fish specialists, looks into the pond at the end of a muddy road …

Cuddra Aquatic Nursery
Practical Fishkeeping, UK - Sep 1, 2006… up their first system. "Tropical fish keepers will find many unusual species as well as the usual tank favourites! We have at least …

New visual arts center to hold grand opening
North Haven Post, CT - Sep 21, 2006… Tropical Fish Show & Auction. The Norwalk Aquarium Society will be holding their 40th Annual Tropical Fish Show & Auction on Saturday Sept. …

KUTV - SALT LAKE CITY Tracy Aviary lost status this week when the Association of Zoos and Aquariums yanked the bird park’s accreditation. The association reserves such recognition for animal parks that attain “our high standards'’ which it says exceed the
Source: kutv.com

Shark adoption: chefs need not apply
Shanghai Star - Adopt a shark? Raise a shark at home? These are suggested solutions for the city’s two aquariums, which have experienced a shark baby boom. “The expansion of the shark population has been a problem for three years. Each year, we have more than 200
Source: www.shanghai-star.com.cn

Conservationists, Scientists Outraged by Japanese Dolphin Hunt
Environment News Service - Members of the New York Aquarium, Emory University and the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums, announced a new campaign Wednesday - “Act for Dolphins” - Thursday to end the drive hunts and has appealed the Japanese government to immediately
Source: www.ens-newswire.com