• China to Approve First Non-Animal Cosmetic Testing Method

    May 8, 2012 Here is some exciting news that was announced this morning. China is very close to approving the first non-animal test method for cosmetics ingredients. Thanks to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) and its grant funding the research, the 3T3 Neutral Red Uptake Phototoxicity Assay is in its final stages. [...]

  • Island Time Pet Toys Offers Organic ‘Pigtails’ Cat Toy

    April 19, 2012 Combining his love for the sea and for pets of all kinds, Captain Dave, founder of Island Time Pet Toys, created the “Pigtails” 100 percent organic cotton cat toy when he got requests from cat owners who could not find all-natural toys for their beloved felines. The enticing Pigtails is cat tested [...]

  • Birds Sing Louder Amidst the Noise & Structures of Urban Jungle

    Bird song Sparrows, blackbirds and the great tit are all birds known to sing at a higher pitch (frequency) in urban environments. It was previously believed that these birds sang at higher frequencies in order to escape the lower frequencies noises of the urban environment. Now, researchers at the University of Copenhagen and the University [...]

  • Under the Sea: An Exploration of Beautiful Sea Creatures

    Sometimes we forget animals also live under water and not just on land. Dolphins, sharks, seals and turtles, to name a few, are remarkable beings and can be taken for granted. These amazing creatures can seem rare, as not everyone has  seen one up close. Well, we’ve put together a slideshow of some of the [...]

  • Adopt the ‘Greenest Fish,’ Save the Amazon Rainforest

    If you love to rescue animals, but big pets may interfere with your housing, you can still make a significant contribution to the animal and plant world. Cardinal tetras are not only beautiful small fish, but also heroes of the Brazilian Rainforest. The Amazon’s preservation lies in the fins of a one-inch ornamental fish. Traveling [...]

  • Genetic Buzzer-Beater Genes May Save Fish

    Read about this interesting study at the University of Oregon conducted by an eight-member research team who discovered genetic facts about rainbow trout and its influence on the environment. Two distinct populations of rainbow trout — one in Alaska, the other in Idaho — share a genetic trait that could have huge implications for fisheries [...]

  • Fun Facts About Our Favorite Thanksgiving Celeb

    Eco News Network presents our favorite eco-celeb of the week. Each week we will post an article on our favorite actor, actress, musician, etc. who is not only an exceptional artist, but someone who contributes greatly to the environment. We hope you enjoy! This week, we are changing it up and giving you a Thanksgiving [...]

  • Holiday Eco-Pet Gift Guide

    With Thanksgiving quickly approaching, that only means Christmas is right around the corner, along with shopping! To get ahead of the gift buying game, we will be providing tips on eco-friendly holiday gifts to make your season that much more enjoyable. To start off, here are some eco-pet gifts that your dog and/or cat will [...]

  • Koala No Bye, Bye!

    Scientists and wildlife experts are calling for koalas to be listed as an endangered species amidst fears that climate change is killing off the dwindling population. Koalas are notoriously poor at adapting. Despite being native to sunny Australia, they don’t fare well in times of droughts and heat waves. Throw in the fact that the [...]

  • Island Time Pets Creates Exclusive Dog Toys for The Black Dog General Store

    Island Time Pets, New England’s leader in handmade, all natural pet toys, announces the creation of the BowTie, an exclusive organic pet toy made for The Black Dog General Store and available online and in The Black Dog store locations.  The Black Dog, founded in 1974, only offers the finest products for maritime-related nautically inspired [...]

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