Eye on the tiger

Article Abstract:

The thylacine is extinct since 1936, but there are more than 4000 claimed sightings of the beast since it supposedly died out, and the average claims each year reported to authorities number 150. Though most of the sightings reported turn out to be false, occasionally there are high-quality sightings that make it impossible for wildlife biologists to absolutely rule out the possibility of the thylacine's survival.

Administration of Conservation Programs, Wildlife Protection Programs, Wildlife conservation, Tigers

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Father-of-pearl

Article Abstract:

Issues discussed concern pearling in Australia and the technological and marketing innovations of pearl farmer Nick Paspaley. Topics addressed include the environmental aspects of pearling, environmentally sensitive ways to harvest pearls, and the international pearl industry.

Statistical Data Included, Natural resources, Pearls

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