Bonobo Kid's Book and Website Bring Environmental Action to Children and Help to Endangered Species
Jane Goodall wrote the compelling afterword to a children's story about a young bonobo named Lucy who lives in the Jacksonville Zoo. The book, I'm Lucy: A Day in the Life of a Young Bonobo, and the Bonobo Kids website, , offer children vital information about our world and its creatures and provide real opportunities to take action for the environment and endangered species. All profits from the photograph-filled book are donated to the Bonobo Conservation Initiative (BCI) and Jane Goodall's youth organization, Roots and Shoots.

Hypnotherapy To Stop Smoking Saves Your Pets Health
Are you a smoker? Need some motivation to stop smoking? Have you got pets? Then that much loved pet is your incentive to renounce smoking and Hypnotherapy can help!

House Passes Bill To Raise Funds For Endangered Species Through New Postage Stamp
WWF Praises Bipartisan Effort to Help Save Rhinos, Tigers and Other Endangered Species

Some Important Things To Take Care For Your Pets Health And Safety
Taking care of a pet is quite easy as well as should be well taken care. Pet care is in fact a simple job, and includes the very important functions of grooming and striving to maintain good pet health care. General pet supplies could be considered a definition of useful tools for grooming and keeping your pet in good health.

Precious Earth Launches Sustainable Jewelry Line: The Endangered Species Collection
Precious Earth, a sustainable jewelry line, takes a step forward from the cadre of ethical jewelers with the launch of a line dedicated to transparency and consciousness in the jewelry trade by raising awareness for beneficiation programs in Africa and the world's endangered species.

Flightline adds Thrill Ride to Wild Animal Park
Visitors who look skyward at San Diego's Wild Animal Park are now seeing more than the usual assortment of exotic birds. Up in the sky about six stories above the brown hillside is a new kind of flying species soaring overhead at about 40 miles per hour, swooping to a sudden stop atop a platform the park has built especially for the species' arrival.