returnofsid
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Has anyone ever heard of ARKive, http://www.arkive.org/ ?
I ask, because they recently contacted me, asking permission to use some of my photographs of corals. I'm a bit hesitant to allow permission, IF they're among the "echo terrorist" or extreme activist type of environmentalists. However, if they are a legitimate conservation organization, I'm all for it!!
In looking at their site, if you "Explore" and then > Invertebrates - marine, you'll find lots of species from among our hobby. You can fine tune it, by exploring, via scientific name. In reading, I see that they're listing a lot of corals, as "vulnerable," or "near threatened," among other "classifications."
Interesting website, and maybe quite informative. I'd like to hear other's thoughts.
I ask, because they recently contacted me, asking permission to use some of my photographs of corals. I'm a bit hesitant to allow permission, IF they're among the "echo terrorist" or extreme activist type of environmentalists. However, if they are a legitimate conservation organization, I'm all for it!!
In looking at their site, if you "Explore" and then > Invertebrates - marine, you'll find lots of species from among our hobby. You can fine tune it, by exploring, via scientific name. In reading, I see that they're listing a lot of corals, as "vulnerable," or "near threatened," among other "classifications."
Interesting website, and maybe quite informative. I'd like to hear other's thoughts.
