International Environmental Law and Policy

Recent Developments - Habitat Protection

11/21/02	Efforts to Save Endangered Tiger Working
11/12/02	UNESCO's Worldwide Biosphere Reserve Expands
10/09/02	Nepal and India Sign Wildlife Pact
09/19/02	Plants Fighting Back Against African Desert
08/09/02	Loss of Wild Habitat Estimated to Be $250 Bln./Year
07/10/02	Cleanup Expected to be Costly After Alaskan Drilling
07/08/02	Endangered Birds to Stay Put
07/08/02	New Oil Spill in the Galapagos Islands
07/01/02	Peruvian Forestry Law Triggers Violent Protests
05/07/02	Galapagos Wildlife Protection Goal in New Fishing Plan
04/30/02	Bird of Prey Gets Boost in Panama
04/19/02	Alaska Drilling Killed in US Senate
04/02/02	Legal Battle for Ecological Network of the Americas
04/01/02	New Zealand Ends Rainforest Logging on Public Lands
03/25/02	Poland and Ukraine Create New Biosphere Reserves
03/08/02	Brazil to Reclaim Land Occupied by Squatters
03/07/02	Bush Energy Plan Threatens Natural Places
03/07/02	Salvage Loggers Did More than Salvage in Bitterroot
02/27/02	Russian Far East Forests Threatened
01/22/02	Conservation Funded for Azov-Black Sea Flyways
01/18/02	Zambian Timber Pirates Undermine Conservation Measures
01/18/02	Canaries, Azores, Get First EU-Wide Nature Zones
01/11/02	Oil Spill Pollutes Ecuadorian Amazon
01/09/02	Ecosystem Crisis Looms Over North America
01/02/02	First International Wildlife Refuge Designated for Detroit River