6.27.2019

Rhino Press Release: An Epic Journey to Freedom in Rwanda

Five oriental black rhinos born in a zoo were transported from Europe to Africa.

The three female and two male rhinos, aged between two and nine, came from Flamingo Land in Yorkshire, the Dvur Kralove Safari Park in the Czech Republic, and the Ree Park Safari in Denmark.

The 6000 km long journey began in Dvur Kralove, where the animals gathered from the end of 2018 and prepared for the journey.

Animals born in a zoo will join 18 other black rhinos from the eastern Akagera National Park in Rwanda after the settlement.

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Should the beavers return to England?

Beavers were hunted and disappeared from England about 400 years ago.

In Scotland, they were reintroduced in 2009 as part of a trial and now enjoy protection status. Their appetite for destruction, however, has led to conflicts with some farmers and landowners.

An essay in Devon will be completed next year if it is decided if it will be extended to other parts of England.

British viewers can watch the entire program 30 days after the broadcast

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6.26.2019

Rhino Launch: An epic journey to freedom in Rwanda

Five eastern black rhino born in a zoo was transported from Europe to Africa.

The three female and two male rhinos from two to nine years old came from Flamingo Land in Yorkshire, Safaripark Dvur Kralove in the Czech Republic and Safari Ree Park in Denmark.

The journey of 6,000 km began in Dvur Kralove, where the animals collected from the end of 2018 and prepared for the journey.

Animals born in a zoo 18 other eastern rhinos Akagera National Park, Rwanda, come after weaning.

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Canada's longest space mission comes to an end.

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The astronaut David Saint-Jacques spent 204 days in space with his teammates from Russia and the United States.

6.24.2019

CO2 and its relationship with manure and soft drinks.

Scientists from all over the world are meeting in Germany to discuss how money can be turned into carbon dioxide.

The aim is to transform some of the CO2 that overheats the planet into products for the benefit of mankind.

Although the technology may not solve climate change, they insist that it helps a little.

Roger Harrabin, environmental analyst at the BBC, is researching a project that combines horse manure and soft drinks.

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6.23.2019

Women fight for Lapland

With climate change affecting the livelihoods of indigenous seeds in Finland, a new railway, forestry and logging project in the Arctic could change Lapland forever.

Climate change affects the Arctic more than any other part of the world and has damaged reindeer herding and fishing, the traditional livelihoods of indigenous Sami.

Produced by Erika Benke. Camera: Antti J. Leinonen

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6.22.2019

How is your grocery business recyclable?

According to a new study, almost half of the containers used in large UK supermarkets can not easily be recycled.

Foods are packed so they last longer. However, one group of consumers stated that many of these foods are unusable, that more durable materials should be used and that label recycling should be easier.

What you checked the most popular items that were bought every week in British supermarkets (bread, bacon, lettuce) and after checking the packaging of these items found that only 52% could be put in recycling bins.

The UK retail consortium, which represents supermarkets, claims that its members work tirelessly to make all packaging reusable, recyclable or compostable.

Video by Laura Foster and Bella McShane.

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