Wolf issues, bear issues as well as many other endangered animal issues and information.

Blogs written by  a variety of people in the field from rangers to scientists.  Anyone anywhere can join the conversation, participate in finding solutions for wildlife, sharing knowledge and raising global awareness. African consevation is chronically underfunded, funds raised on these blogs will enble park authorities to protect the worlds most endangered species like gorillas and lions. Donors can select projects and items, and observe the work that their funds have achieved.WildlifeDirect also recruits Virtual volunteers working from home anywhere they can get directly involved in African conservation by help the field projects with technology, fund raising, networking and blogging.

Our project makes it easy to have a positive environmental impact. All users have to do is copy a short string of code onto their blog or website, and our software will immediately begin monitoring its traffic and calculate live its greenhouse gas footprint.

Users will be interacting with their own group of friends on Facebook as well as with petitions, other online actions, news articles, videos, etc., generated by the We Can Solve it campaign and fed into the Facebook app via several RSS feeds.

Users will interact with Real/Virtual objects, their mobiles and other users.We made everything possible to provide a rich user experience by using animations, colors, game technics while keeping StuffBee smart, efficient and addictive.Givers and Seekers will play with their mobiles. Givers will use their camera to picture their stuff through the publication wizard while Seekers will browse free objects gallery thanks to StuffBee Intuitive Image explorer.

We are mashing up IRS data on 1.4m charities, user reviews and ratings, wiki pages for each charity, and more. In addition, we are joining this data to merchant-funded rebate malls to generate donations through shopping, auction services and more.

Our kids will learn first hand the value of composted soil, natural fertilization techniques and organic pest control. They will grow their food from the bottom up and will appreciate the sin of waste by having a better understanding of what goes into the food-making process. They will learn about hunger and how to help others through sustainable farming and philanthropic organizations, such as "Grow-a-Row," which will take the kids' harvest directly to area food banks for the needy. The kids will also learn first hand about the value of proper exercise,nutrition and wellness, and they will develop a better sense of respect for themselves, each other and their environment.

As with any Google Map, all the "bubbles" will be clickable to show detailed information.

The photos, videos, and maps for this project are largely user-generated. People will share or find the latest examples of greenwashing, and go from there.