Anzac invasion

Article Abstract:

The Anzac Day commemoration at Gallipoli, Turkey, attracts bigger crowds each year. Australian youth treat it as a pilgrimage. Only 300 people came to the 50th anniversary in 1965, but 8,000 came in 1998, double the 1986 amount. The hotels in nearby towns will be booked up in 1999, and many people will camp out at the site.

Social aspects, Monuments, Historic sites, War memorials, World War I, 1914-1918, Gallipoli Peninsula, Anzac day

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Lion trainer

Article Abstract:

Champion racehorse trainer, Brian Mayfield-Smith, trains horses just so that he can make money for wildlife. Mayfield-Smith, who enjoys a reputation as the most successful horse trainer in Sydney, Australia, is trying to raise money to save African rhinos from extinction.

Economic aspects, Wildlife conservation, Mayfield-Smith, Brian

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Crazy like a fox

Article Abstract:

Tasmania has always been considered free of foxes with just the occasional sighting, but in 2001 the number of possible sightings has grown. The eventual delivery of a carcass has led to further investigation.

Investigations, Natural history, Tasmania, Foxes

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