We had some really great threads last year, with the following four nominated for the Thread of the Year award in this January's Environment Site Awards ceremony.
Wildlife and Biodiversity ForumIn the end, our society will be defined not only by what we create, but by what we refuse to destroy.
- John Sawhill, The Nature Conservancy
Now we just have to see what science chooses to do with this ethically. Personally I don't think it would be fair to bring a creature not fit for our current environment back into existence. What are your thoughts?
I think they should be brought back, and released into their previous habitats such as Alaska. Then all the unemployed politicians can hunt them from their helicopters
Well I guess their extinction was largely down to us so we owe it to the species to bring them back. $10 million doesn't seem like much to bring a whole species back from the dead.
Don't know a whole lot about them to be honest mate. Where did they live before? A pretty cold place I guess, but we have plenty of those on earth. Not sure Russia would like a whole bunch of mammoths in their country though How about your place August? You fancy some woolly friends?
Neanderthals are people. They may not be modern humans but they are people. Until you can guarantee that the process is perfect enough for people, then no.
Wooly Mammoth's DNA Mapped
GEO ENERGY NETWORK
How about your place August? You fancy some woolly friends? 
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