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Banbury’s juice joins forces with wildlife charity with new Animals range
Banbury-based phone accessories brand juice is pledging 20% of all profits from its newly launched Animals range will go to the Born Free Foundation. The charity was founded 40 years ago with a mission to ensure that all wild animals, whether living in captivity or in the wild, are treated with compassion and respect. READ…
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“Wildlife on the Edge” documentary makes the animals in Southern California’s mountains the stars
“Wildlife on the Edge” documentary makes the animals in Southern California’s mountains the stars – CBS Los Angeles Watch CBS News Photographer Robert Martinez stops by to talk about his new wildlife documentary. View CBS News In Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now…
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Wyoming Animal Cruelty Laws Don’t Apply To Alleged Wolf Torment Case
A man who allegedly tormented a wolf in Sublette County has sparked widespread outrage and calls for stiff animal cruelty charges in the case, but Wyoming’s animal cruelty laws don’t extend to wolves. Wyoming’s animal cruelty statutes apply only to domestic animals such as livestock and pets. And a “predatory animal,” such as a wolf…
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The Mysterious Reactions of Wildlife During Solar Eclipses
Summary: This article features insights into the fascinating behavioral changes in animals during solar eclipses, based on historical observations and expert opinions. While the infrequent nature of these celestial events limits extensive study, certain trends in animal behavior have been noted, ranging from marine life to terrestrial animals and emphasizing the need for the safe…
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Maluku BKSDA Securs 20 Bengkok Bird Wildlife
AMBON – The Natural Resources Conservation Center (BKSDA) of Maluku Province has secured as many as 20 protected wildlife in the form of twisted beak birds from residents. “At the Smart Patrol activity at West Halmahera Resort, we have found and secured 20 protected wild animals in the form of twisted beak birds,” said Maluku…
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Adirondacks could be critical link for wildlife migration, climate resilience
Climate connectivity explained: What is it and how can you support it? By Chloe Bennett Warmer temperatures are triggering more extreme weather in the park, including heavier rain and shorter winters. Researchers aren’t certain how local flora and fauna will change with developments, but studies suggest they could be on the move. Nearly half of…
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Shasta Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation hosts baby animal shower. Bird ‘diapers’ needed
These North State volunteers rescue at least 800 orphaned and injured animals each year Shasta Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation offers annual tours before it’s inundated with animals Shasta Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation volunteers are about to host their annual open house/baby shower in Anderson before spending April through September caring for orphaned and injured animals.…
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Volunteers care for baby animals at Shasta Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation in Anderson
A baby squirrel is hand fed by a volunteer at Shasta Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation in Anderson Provided By Shasta Wildlife Rescue And Rehabilitation Orphaned baby brush rabbits sleep together at Shasta Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation in Anderson. Provided By Shasta Wildlife Rescue And Rehabilitation A juvenile mockingbird gets medical care, food and board at…
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Top animal rehab/rewilding volunteer programmes around the world
Institutions that conduct rehab and rewilding for wildlife are the unsung heroes within the framework of the world as we know it. While some might deem suffering or injured animals as letting ‘nature take its course’, human intervention provides a glimmer of hope for the fallen. Unsplash/Berend Leupen It’s important to note that volunteering is…
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Wolf kills calf in Colorado in first confirmed depredation since animals’ reintroduction
A calf was attacked and killed in Colorado, wildlife officials said Wednesday, confirming the first gray wolf depredation since the animals’ reintroduction in the state last December. Wildlife officials received a report on Tuesday morning about a possible depredation incident involving a dead calf in Grand County, Colorado Parks and Wildlife said in a news…