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If allergy attacks suddenly become a problem for you and it is not caused by the common cold, weather conditions and other uncontrollable factors, it may be caused by dander or scurf from the coat of your pet rabbit, in which case you need to look at improved rabbit care. Children are often [...]

Training is a necessary side of keeping and raising a dog. However, some people resist their dogs’ training whether in the form of formal obedience classes or at home training because they consider it to be a member of the family. Although this should be a popular sentiment, you must realize that you are not [...]

I overheard an interesting conversation the other day. The woman that was talking to another said that she believes we are all ‘connected’.
After thinking it over for a bit, a few questions came to mind.
If we are all connected then why do people feel lonely at times? One would presume that if we were all [...]

Are you in need of a pet for your children? Are you thinking of buying one from a pet shop or searching for a free pet? Times have changed and you are very unlikely to end up with a free pet. Buying a pet from a pet shop could be expensive too. But this wouldn’t [...]

During the UN Climate Summit in Nytorv Square, Copenhagen, WWF and RSA will be hosting an Arctic Tent, where themed events will take place, highlighting the urgent need for a new climate deal. Topics will vary and coincide on different days such as Science Day, Youth Day and Arts and Culture Day.

The tent opens on 5 December with the creation of a life size polar bear ice sculpture. Mark Coreth’s Ice Bear in Copenhagen, sponsored by Panasonic, will leave behind a bronze skeleton as it slowly melts throughout the negotiations, providing a powerful visual reminder of the impacts of climate change.

From Saturday 5 December until 17 December, WWF and RSA will host a range of talks, films, and presentations in the 70m long Arctic tent. Highlights include an opportunity to meet Pen Hadow, and Sheila Watt Cloutier, a former chair of the Inuit Circumpolar Council – the Inuit organisation that represents the 155,000 Inuit of Canada.

Pen Hadow shot to international fame in 2003 when he made history by completing the first solo journey, without re-supply, from Canada to the North Geographic Pole – a feat thought comparable to climbing Everest solo without oxygen.

Delegates will be able to experience a taste of the Arctic, a region of the world that is being affected faster and more severely by climate change than almost anywhere else on earth. WWF is calling for a strong, equitable and legally binding treaty on climate change.

For more information on the tent and the exact running order of events, please go to www.panda.org/arctic, starting in December.

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Editor’s notes

The way we live is leading to environmental threats such as climate change, species extinction, deforestation, water shortages and the collapse of fisheries. WWF’s One Planet Future Campaign is working to help people live a good quality of life within the earth’s capacity. For more information visit www.wwf.org.uk/oneplanet

I‘ve loved horses since I was a little girl.I think that’s the end of the line for me when it comes to winning competitions.We had this small ranch and have lived with horses as far as I can remember.It was my parents who were in charge with the horses that’s why I never had to [...]

Human beings and dogs have been going hand in hand for thousands of years already when the first human being disciplined a wild dog. Dogs used to exist in the wild in great groups and were hunters. They had Gray wolves as their relatives. The history of this majestic animal is extensive, and there is [...]