"Hi Ian.
Congratulations on your new appointment as the CMS Ambassador. I'm sure this will be advantageous for all of the species you represent in your duties. Good luck!
Andy M"
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Andy Mydellton added a discussion to the group Biodiversity
Population and Climate Change destroys Biodiversity
As the world population increases, so does the need for living space. This includes increasing present urban areas, creating new urban areas, or both. Furthermore, this means that greater amounts of agricultural land must be created from virgin forests and other wilderness areas, which are usually wildlife sanctuaries. So our biodiversity is being driven to the edge - and sometimes destroyed completely. This process will continue, and may even be intensified if environmental refugees have to…See More
Andy Mydellton added a discussion to the group Wildlife
Murderous Killers
Chytridiomycosis fungus is killing many amphibians. One theory of its growth is due to an increase in air temperature caused by global warming or climate change. There may well be other murderous fungi, bacteria, diseases or parasites waiting to become ubiquitous. The problem is that however well meaning some conservationists are, in reality- we must wait until the lethal plague appears, before we can destroy or control it. Unless of course, we tackle be probable causes of climate change...
Andy Mydellton added a discussion to the group REDD
Wildlife and Eco-systems
Some 'carbon sink' and other reforestation projects aim at planting huge numbers of trees, and the Foundation for Endangered Species supports all of these well meaning projects. However, not all of these potential projects continue the conservationist line as thoroughly as they ought: this is because some of these potential projects do not have an agenda for wildlife. Animals simply do not feature in some of their thinking or plans. Perhaps it is because of funding, other difficulties or a lack…See More
Rose Braz commented on Andy Mydellton's blog post Climate Change and its Effect on Wildlife
"You are right, people, polar bears, pikas, penguins will and are suffering. Check out the Center for Biological Diversity's "350 Reasons we need to get to 350ppm: 350 Species Threatened by Global Warming"…"
Andy Mydellton posted a blog post
Climate Change and its Effect on Wildlife
The effects of Climate Change will probably be disasterous for millions, and most of us in the CCMP know that. Moreover, many species of animal do not have the ability to speak up for themselves on this or any of the inter related issues. Certain interested journalists must do it for them.With the burgeoning human population, and its need to push back the barriers of wilderness areas that are many animals habitat and refuge, humans are taking up every possible space to housing, manufacture,…See More
Andy Mydellton commented on Jane Whitham's blog post Carbon Army
"Great stuff! Whilst meetings and conferances are importatnt - and they are - conservation fieldwork and 'hands-on' work must follow, otherwise it all ends up being guff. Let us all support BTCV, the National Trust and other practical…"
Andy Mydellton commented on Mike Shanahan's blog post COP15 for journalists: a guide to the UN climate change summit
"All associated issues listed above must surely be high on the Copenhagen agenda. Even so, if there is a sniff of success Barack Obama will be there; if so, then other world leaders are likely to go and raise the stakes further. (Sadly I may not be…"
Andy Mydellton updated their profile
Profile Information
- What is your name?
- Andy Mydellton
- What organisation do you work for?
- Foundation for Endangered Species
- What country are you based in?
- UK
- Please summarise your areas of climate-change expertise (in terms of subjects and geographical areas)
- My chief focus is on the effects of climate change on habitats and wildlife. I have a great interest in Nepal and Brazil as my charity, the Foundation for Endangered Species has projects and friends in these areas.
- What is your telephone number?
- 01895 520184
- Do you have a Skype account?
- not yet
- Which languages can you give interviews in?
- English but possibly French (although this would be limited)
- What is your website address?
- http://www.ffes.org.uk
- Please use this section to introduce yourself in more detail so the administrator can decide whether to approve your membership
- I am the CEO for the charity, the Foundation for Endangered Species. I am also the 'Environmental Concern Adviser' to the UK Commission's Schools Group for UNESCO. I am publishing a wildlife magazine, called 'Conserving Wildlife' and broadcast a multi-media system (including a radio programme) named the 'Wildlife Zone'.
Andy Mydellton's Blog
Climate Change and its Effect on Wildlife
The effects of Climate Change will probably be disasterous for millions, and most of us in the CCMP know that. Moreover, many species of animal do not have the ability to speak up for themselves on this or any of the inter related issues. Certain interested journalists must do it for them.
With the burgeoning human population, and its need to push back the barriers of wilderness areas that are many animals habitat and refuge, humans are taking up every possible space to housing,… Continue
With the burgeoning human population, and its need to push back the barriers of wilderness areas that are many animals habitat and refuge, humans are taking up every possible space to housing,… Continue
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