Earth-Touch (pty) ltd http://www.earth-touch.com/ Fill up on fascinating facts and figures from the natural world with Earth-Touch's monthly animated-infographic. Earth-Touch Explains provides unique insights into specific species, ecological events or conservation concerns. Nature Illustrated Earth-Touch Explains offers a monthly animated-infographic crammed full of fascinating facts and figures from the natural world. This informative visual shorthand combines slick graphics with interesting facts, giving viewers unique insights into specific species, ecological events or conservation concerns. en Copyright Earth-Touch (pty) ltd Podcast no ipod,nature,wildlife,ecology,facts,species,conservation Mon, 21 May 2012 13:48:24 GMT http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss PHP editor@earth-touch.com (Brian Palmer) webmaster@earth-touch.com (Brian Palmer) Copyright Earth-Touch (pty) ltdipod,nature,wildlife,ecology,facts,species,conservationTV & Filminfo@earth-touch.comEarth-Touch (pty) ltd Earth-Touch http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/earthtouchexplains-ipod/~3/ngUv522AVW8/ <p><b>Project Ocean</b></p> <p>According to some experts, if we don't take action soon, fish stocks in our oceans could collapse by 2050 - a scary statistic when you consider that over half a billion people rely on the ocean for their livelihoods.</p> <p>In our latest animated infographic, we bring you the shocking facts and figures surrounding unsustainable fishing practices and the devastating effect overfishing could have on marine animals.</p> <p>There are a range of effective measures we can adopt to protect the diversity of our oceans and prevent them from turning into 'jellyfish soup'.</p><br /><img src="http://podcast.earth-touch.com/images/upload/stories/ETEX00211/storythumb.jpg"><img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/earthtouchexplains-ipod/~4/ngUv522AVW8" height="1" width="1"/> Project Ocean According to some experts, if we don't take action soon, fish stocks in our oceans could collapse by 2050 - a scary statistic when you consider that over half a billion people rely on the ocean for their livelihoods. In our latest animated Project Ocean According to some experts, if we don't take action soon, fish stocks in our oceans could collapse by 2050 - a scary statistic when you consider that over half a billion people rely on the ocean for their livelihoods. In our latest animated infographic, we bring you the shocking facts and figures surrounding unsustainable fishing practices and the devastating effect overfishing could have on marine animals. There are a range of effective measures we can adopt to protect the diversity of our oceans and prevent them from turning into 'jellyfish soup'. Thu, 07 Jul 2011 08:44:47 -0400 Podcast clean wildlife, nature, animals, earth-touch.com, earth, planet 02:36 http://www.earth-touch.com/?hguid=248ef64c-a861-11e0-9948-00219b9b881e info@earth-touch.com (Earth-Touch (pty) ltd)http://www.earth-touch.com/?hguid=248ef64c-a861-11e0-9948-00219b9b881ehttp://podcast.earth-touch.com/images/upload/stories/ETEX00211/video/ETEX00211_IPOD_voice.m4v Earth-Touch http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/earthtouchexplains-ipod/~3/J9Z8HpIChL4/ <p><b>Rhino by Numbers</b><br /> </p> <p>Our newest series combines slick graphics with fascinating facts and figures in a monthly animated infographic.</p> <p>In the first episode, we give you all the need-to-know statistics about rhino poaching in southern Africa.</p> <p>Poaching syndicates continue to decimate rhino populations at a rate of almost an animal per day, making this a serious concern for wildlife conservationists. Africa&rsquo;s rhinos could become extinct in the next few decades if the current death rates continue.</p><br /><img src="http://podcast.earth-touch.com/images/upload/stories/ETEX00111/storythumb.jpg"><img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/earthtouchexplains-ipod/~4/J9Z8HpIChL4" height="1" width="1"/> Rhino by Numbers Our newest series combines slick graphics with fascinating facts and figures in a monthly animated infographic. In the first episode, we give you all the need-to-know statistics about rhino poaching in southern Africa. Poaching syndi Rhino by Numbers Our newest series combines slick graphics with fascinating facts and figures in a monthly animated infographic. In the first episode, we give you all the need-to-know statistics about rhino poaching in southern Africa. Poaching syndicates continue to decimate rhino populations at a rate of almost an animal per day, making this a serious concern for wildlife conservationists. Africa’s rhinos could become extinct in the next few decades if the current death rates continue. Tue, 03 May 2011 10:07:47 -0400 Podcast clean wildlife, nature, animals, earth-touch.com, earth, planet 03:01 http://www.earth-touch.com/?hguid=f6f190d4-7573-11e0-9948-00219b9b881e info@earth-touch.com (Earth-Touch (pty) ltd)http://www.earth-touch.com/?hguid=f6f190d4-7573-11e0-9948-00219b9b881ehttp://podcast.earth-touch.com/images/upload/stories/ETEX00111/video/ETEX00111_IPOD_voice.m4vEarth-Touch (pty) ltdnonadultNature Illustrated