Category: Wildlife and Animals

  • ‘Untold harm to nature’ from wildlife trafficking, warns UN crime agency

    ‘Untold harm to nature’ from wildlife trafficking, warns UN crime agency

    Despite two decades of worldwide efforts, more than 4,000 precious wildlife species still fall prey to trafficking every year, a new report by the UN crime and drugs prevention office, UNODC, showed on Monday. “Wildlife crime inflicts untold harm upon nature and it also jeopardizes livelihoods, public health, good governance and our planet’s ability to…

  • The Wildlife Center of Virginia informs what to do to help young animals during ‘baby season’

    The Wildlife Center of Virginia informs what to do to help young animals during ‘baby season’

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  • DNR: Two northern Michigan men accused of multiple wildlife crimes

    Two northern Michigan men have been arraigned in Kalkaska County District Court on charges of illegally torturing and killing animals, according to a news release from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Nicholas Patnode, 19, faces 11 charges while Zander Garrett, 20, faces three for several alleged wildlife violations in Kalkaska County between October and…

  • Corporate friends sought by local wildlife charity

    Corporate friends sought by local wildlife charity

    A REGISTERED charity dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing injured and orphaned native Irish wildlife, has issued a call for corporate sponsorships to support their continued growth. Wildlife Rescue Cork was established in 2017 by Julie Cronin, a dedicated wildlife professional and it treats a wide variety of animals from hedgehogs and badgers to deer,…

  • People, BSF jawans help quench thirst of wild animals | Jaipur News

    People, BSF jawans help quench thirst of wild animals | Jaipur News

    Jaisalmer: In a bid to provide relief to animals reeling under severe heat in Jaisalmer, wildlife enthusiasts and Border Security Force (BSF) jawans are filling small tanks and dried ponds with water. Many ponds, water bodies have dried up due to heat and animals are roaming in search of water. They have entered into residential…

  • Wildlife officials respond after mountain lion found lounging in tree of Woodland Hills backyard

    Wildlife officials respond after mountain lion found lounging in tree of Woodland Hills backyard

    WOODLAND HILLS, Calif. (KABC) — A woman was startled to find a majestic mountain lion lounging in a tree Thursday afternoon in the backyard of a Woodland Hills home. The unexpected discovery was made about 2 p.m. on a property near the intersection of Woodlake Avenue and Mariano Street — about seven miles east of…

  • Experts warn to keep an eye out for wildlife due to displacement after floods

    Experts warn to keep an eye out for wildlife due to displacement after floods

    In Central and East Texas, as floodwaters start to recede, landowners might come across wildlife in unexpected locations. As they search for safety or higher ground, animals like armadillos, raccoons, skunks, and snakes may momentarily relocate into some people’s yards and homes during floods. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) advises residents to be…

  • 10 conservation projects saving endangered wildlife

    10 conservation projects saving endangered wildlife

    During Australia’s Black Summer of 2019 to 2020, bushfires ravaged the country and severely damaged Two Thumbs Wildlife Trust Sanctuary, a haven for birds, bats, marsupials, and mammals in southern New South Wales.  IFAW has been working with Habitat Innovation and Management to restore the 724-hectare property. This involves installing 120 nest boxes including 20…

  • Safari North Wildlife Park Has New And Fan Favs For 2024

    Safari North Wildlife Park Has New And Fan Favs For 2024

    BRAINERD (WJON News) — Another area zoo is set to open for the season. Safari North Wildlife Park in Brainerd will open on Saturday and has a lot in store for this year. The park has an updated otter exhibit they have been working on over the winter, a completely remodeled leopard habitat, and a new…

  • Your turn: Do what you can this spring to help protect wildlife

    Your turn: Do what you can this spring to help protect wildlife

    Spring is fast upon us. For animal lovers like myself, the season often comes too soon and is nearly always filled with dread because the warming months are typically the busiest for animal rehabilitators and wildlife fosterers. Not only do we see an uptick in orphaned or injured babies needing assistance, but adult animals busy…