Wildlife News Roundup - July 2008

In this issue of Wildlife News Roundup,

• Marine-Life Hot Spots Shift Over Time (National Geographic) — July 31, 2008.
• New Manta Ray Species Discovered (National Geographic) — July 31, 2008.
• Storm Petrels Fill The Air (NPR) — July 30, 2008.
• Great White Shark Filmed Breaching at Night (National Geographic) — July 25, 2008.
• Judge Returns Gray Wolves to Endangered List (New York Times) — July 19, 2008.
• Efforts on 2 Fronts to Save a Population of Ferrets (New York Times) — July 15, 2008.
• Corals, Already in Danger, Are Facing New Threat From Farmed Algae (New York Times) — July 8, 2008.
• Invasive Species Threaten Great Lakes (NPR) — July 7, 2008.
• Tigers Disappear From Himalayan Refuge (WWF) — July 2, 2008.
• Global Warming Threatens Everglades, Residents (NPR) — July 1, 2008.

About Wildlife News Roundup

Wildlife News Roundup is a monthly digest featuring animals and wildlife headlines from around the web. It includes headlines from well-established sources such as the World Wildlife Fund, BBC News, New York Times, National Public Radio, National Geographic, and Birdlife International. The sources are selected with care and include only those that archive articles for many years, offer top-notch science writing, and follow stories as they develop over time.

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