[ad_1] The Wildlife Rescue Society of Saskatchewan (WRSOS) is a unique entity in all of Canada. This group comprised of volunteers is dedicating their free time and energy to rescuing wildlife that is injured, stranded, or in other forms of distress. The WRSOS’s sole purpose is to make contact with injured animals and get them […]
Innovative Smart Animal Traps Revolutionizing Wildlife Management in the Asia Pacific Region
[ad_1] Exploring the Impact of Innovative Smart Animal Traps on Wildlife Management in the Asia Pacific Region In the Asia Pacific region, the advent of innovative smart animal traps is revolutionizing wildlife management, offering a more humane and efficient approach to controlling and studying animal populations. These technologically advanced devices are transforming the way wildlife […]
RSPCA hunts animal abusers who mutilated kangaroos and joeys in Bunbury, WA
[ad_1] WARNING: Graphic content WA’s southwest has been rocked by a spate of shocking attacks on kangaroos, with reports animals are being dismembered while still alive or left immobile and in agony with broken bones. Animal welfare advocates said the “cruel, crude and deliberate acts” had unfolded in Bunbury, with the latest on July 15. […]
Tony Park novels to be translated for wildlife conservation
[ad_1] Renowned author, Tony Park, has joined forces with Swiss conservation volunteer, Maya von Dach, to use the power of the written word for good by raising funds for endangered species through Wildlife ACT. Tony Park and Maya von Dach – photo by Manfred Suter The pair initially made contact after von Dach realising the […]
Wildlife Tracking Tips with Priority Species Monitor, Marumo
[ad_1] Did you know that Marumo Nene has been been a Wildlife ACT monitor since we first began? Photo by Casey Pratt / Love Africa Marketing Marumo has a wealth of bush experience and knowledge, so we asked her to share some of her top tips for wildlife tracking: 1. It all starts with respecting […]
Animal Care Services Warn Residents Not to Feed Wildlife
[ad_1] CORPUS CHRISTI, TX – Corpus Christi Animal Care Services (CCACS) has seen an increased number of raccoons roaming throughout local parks. An increased number of raccoons could pose a threat to residents and pets as they can carry infectious diseases like rabies and distemper. CCACS is reminding the community that feeding wildlife is against […]
Woman Out Hiking Ends Up Spending Magical Afternoon With Majestic Animal
[ad_1] On a recent hike through the Utah wilderness, Denise Peterson noticed something that took her breath away. There, perched on a rock across a ravine, was a majestic young mountain lion, sunning herself and gazing over the large expanse. “She was sitting out in the open on the hillside looking down into the valley,” […]
Wildlife ACT wins First at WTM Africa Responsible Tourism Awards
[ad_1] On 4 April, Wildlife ACT won the Gold Award for ‘Best Nature-Positive Tourism’ at the WTM Africa Responsible Tourism Awards. This significant award recognised the organisation as first place in Africa for this category – a tremendous achievement for our team. Wildlife ACT’s Bookkeeper, Katie Bradley; and Fundraisings and Partnerships Manager, Pippa Orpen attended […]
Victory! Cruel hunting methods in Kenai National Wildlife Refuge were just defeated
[ad_1] By Sara Amundson and Kitty Block In a massive victory for wildlife in Alaska, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife announced last week that it was withdrawing its 2020 proposed rule that would have allowed trophy hunters on the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge to lure brown bears to their deaths with rotting piles of pastries […]
Wildlife trading treaty has been helping to save animals for 50 years
[ad_1] A family of mountain gorillas in the Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda Steph Baker/Fauna & Flora International Today is World Wildlife Day, an opportunity to celebrate the wondrous diversity of plants and animals on Earth. This day also marks the 50th anniversary of an international agreement between governments to ensure the trading of wild animals […]