[ad_1] Ubiquitous in our cities, pigeons are often overlooked despite their fascinating behaviors. One lesser-known aspect of their behavior is monogamy: Pigeons are monogamous and mate for life, although this monogamy is more social than genetic. Indeed, infidelities have been found to occur among pigeons, even if they are rare.1 In urban areas, pigeons nest […]
Some progress for protecting animals on Alaska’s national preserves—but not nearly enough
[ad_1] By Sara Amundson and Kitty Block The U.S. National Park Service has finalized a rule that bans using bait such as piles of donuts, dog food and meat scraps to attract and subsequently kill brown and black bears on Alaska’s national preserves. While we are pleased the Park Service has recognized the inherent danger […]
Protecting Animals from Cruelty: My Journey as an Activist in Spain
[ad_1] Join Jose Valle, co-founder of Animal Equality, on his journey to becoming an investigator. Discover the pivotal childhood experience that sparked his passion for animals, and find out how you can help investigators like him expose and end animal cruelty. When I was a child, I saw my neighbors kill a pig in front […]
The Vital Role of Conservation Corridors in Protecting Wildlife
[ad_1] In the intricate web of nature, every living creature plays a crucial role. From the smallest of insects to the mightiest predators, each species is a thread that connects the fabric of our ecosystems. Yet, the rapid expansion of human activities often threatens the balance of these ecosystems. To safeguard our planet’s biodiversity and […]
Beef – Protecting animal health in advance of weaning and housing with John Pringle – Teagasc
[ad_1] 13 September 2023 The September focus on John Pringle’s farm in Aughrim, Co. Wicklow, will centre on the implementation of health protocols prior to housing and weaning, Martina Harrington, Manager of the Teagasc Future Beef Programme, tells us more. For […]