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Is development leading to more wildlife sightings in Cumberland County? It’s complicated
In the ongoing debate about urban development, some argue that it has little effect on wildlife, while others are concerned it disrupts natural habitats. Can city dwellers and wildlife coexist as housing shortages lead to more development and the human population grows? According to wildlife biologist Falyn Owens with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission, “It…
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375,000 Native Animals Killed by Federal Program in 2023
WASHINGTON— The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Wildlife Services reported killing 375,045 native animals in 2023, according to recent data released by the program. The federal wildlife-killing program targets wolves, coyotes, cougars, birds and other wild animals, primarily to benefit the agriculture industry in states like Texas, Colorado and Idaho. According to the report, the multimillion-dollar…
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APHIS Wildlife Services: Wildlife Damage Help
The National Wildlife Research Center is the research unit of Wildlife Services. Scientists and support staff are dedicated to finding solutions to challenging wildlife damage management problems related to agriculture, natural resources, property, and human health and safety.
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Sloths among exotic visitors to Medicine Hat during wildlife festival
By Medicine Hat News on April 3, 2024. The Cobb’s Exotic Animal Wildlife Festival is coming to the Exhibition and Stampede Pavilion this weekend and will feature several exotic species.–SUBMITTED PHOTO Several species of exotic animals will be visiting Medicine Hat this weekend during an annual wildlife festival hosted by Cobb’s Exotic Animal Rescue. Visitors…
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Govt to establish wildlife rescue force for animal protection
The government of Punjab has announced the formation of a Wildlife Rescue Force aimed at safeguarding wild animals. Comprising trained personnel, veterinary ambulances, doctors, and rescue vehicles, this initiative seeks to protect the diverse wildlife of the region. In the initial phase, Wildlife Rescue Forces will be established in Lahore, Khanewal, and Rawalpindi. Provincial Senior…
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Native animals that survived ‘horrific’ Victorian bushfire now facing increased threat from predators
In short: About 22,000 hectares of forest at Mount Cole and Mount Buangor burned in February during weeks-long bushfires. Six weeks later, wildlife carers and rescuers say they are beginning to see the impact of the bushfire on local wildlife. What’s next? An ecologists says introduced predators will have greater access to the area after the fire and are likely…
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Punjab to establish wildlife rescue force for animal protection
The government of Punjab has announced the formation of a Wildlife Rescue Force aimed at safeguarding wild animals. Comprising trained personnel, veterinary ambulances, doctors, and rescue vehicles, this initiative seeks to protect the diverse wildlife of the region. In the initial phase, Wildlife Rescue Forces will be established in Lahore, Khanewal, and Rawalpindi. Provincial Senior…
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WATCH: Animals Use Wildlife Overpass for More Than Just Crossing
A compilation video from WSDOT (Washington State Department of Transportation) and Conservation NW shows a host of animals using a series of wildlife overpasses. The overpasses cross Interstate 90 near Snoqualmie Pass in Washington State. Elk, martens, coyotes, moose, and what appears to be a cougar pass through, proving how effective wildlife overpasses can be.…
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Wildlife Festival debuting in Abbotsford
Abbotsford is scheduled to have some unique visitors in June. Animals of many shapes and sizes are set to make Abbotsford Exhibition Park their home at the debut of the Wildlife Festival from June 14 to 16. The event allows attendees to participate in an interactive experience that highlights animals and their habitats. According to…
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Wildlife Rescue Force planned in Punjab
LAHORE: The Punjab government has decided to establish a Wildlife Rescue Force which will consist of trained personnel, veterinary ambulances, doctors and rescue vehicles. In the first phase, wildlife rescue units will be established in Lahore, Khanewal and Rawalpindi. Punjab Senior Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb, has urged legislation regarding the possession of tigers, leopards and wild…
