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‘We found 700 different species’: astonishing array of wildlife discovered in Cambodia mangroves
One of the most comprehensive biodiversity surveys ever carried out in a mangrove forest has revealed that an astonishing array of wildlife makes its home in these key, threatened habitats. Hundreds of species – from bats to birds and fish to insects – were identified during the study of the Peam Krasop sanctuary and the…
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Karnataka farmer becomes lifeline for wildlife by pumping water to dry stream
Speaking to The New Sunday Express, Govind recalled the incident that made him take up this initiative. “I used to take my cattle to the stream adjacent to my farm. But three years ago, the stream went dry. I used water from my borewell to quench the thirst of my cattle in my farm. However,…
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Should We Change Species to Save Them?
For tens of millions of years, Australia has been a playground for evolution, and the land Down Under lays claim to some of the most remarkable creatures on Earth. It is the birthplace of songbirds, the land of egg-laying mammals and the world capital of pouch-bearing marsupials, a group that encompasses far more than just…
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Staff at Wildlife Center Dress for Success
Caring for the littlest animals in creative ways. Apr 16, 2024 0 <!–<!– –> <!–<!– <!–// –> <!–// 0–> <!–// –> <!–// –> <!– –> Staff at Wildlife Center Dress for Success | Caring for the littlest animals in creative ways. Taking care of animals is a mission that many organizations and their volunteers work hard…
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These wild animals are increasingly becoming a problem for humans in Canada
Raccoons giving birth in a balcony and bathtub. Hundreds of bats living in attics. Squirrels chewing TV cables. Deer attacking dogs and strollers. Wildlife professionals say a growing number of animals are making their homes in cities and towns across Canada, which is causing problems for humans. “We know from the news, social media, our…
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Spring baby boom has wildlife taking up residence in Ottawa homes
Spring is here, which means a baby boom for wildlife, but it also means a boom for one local company helping homeowners in Ottawa deal with unwanted houseguests. “I had no idea that a raccoon could punch up a soffit right about the eavestrough and get in my ceiling. No idea,” said homeowner Laurie Kluke.…
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It is baby wildlife season in Alaska
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTVF) -Spring has sprung in Alaska which means it is “baby season” for wildlife. The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) has advice on how to properly handle baby animals you may encounter outside. Alaskans often come across animals in the wild and some may be unsure if they need help or…
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The blurry lines between wildlife ‘capture’ and ‘rescue’
Rescue is defined as an act of saving or being saved from danger or difficulty. On a fundamental level, when it comes to wildlife, the term ‘rescue’ conjures up a sense of hope for the survival of the animal, the drama of the operation, admiration for the skills of human responders, and an acknowledgment of…
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India must adopt holistic approaches to handle human-wildlife conflicts
India, with its rich biodiversity and burgeoning human population, grapples with a significant challenge: human-animal conflict. As habitats shrink and human activities encroach upon wildlife territories, confrontations between humans and animals, mainly tigers and elephants, have escalated, posing threats to both communities. It emerges as a major taking point in states like Kerala ahead of…
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Police warn to keep young wildlife healthy and wild
Springtime is here, and with the warming temperatures, you may notice a boom in baby wildlife. Fairfax County Animal Protection Police Officers and the Wildlife Management office receive many calls this time of year from residents seeking help for young wildlife that appear orphaned or abandoned. While these actions are well-intended, it is important to…
