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Colorado Senate Confirms Animal Rights Advocates to Wildlife Commission
The Colorado State Senate voted today to confirm two new wildlife commissioners who both have backgrounds in animal rights and animal welfare. In July of last year, Colorado Governor Jared Polis announced the appointment of Jess Beaulieu of Denver, John (Jack) Murphy of Aurora, and Gary Skiba of Durango to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife…
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Wild animal encroachments: Kerala CM calls for amendment to Wildlife (Protection) Act
Kannur: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Monday advocated for amendments to the Wildlife (Protection) Act, citing challenges faced by the state government in dealing with instances of wild animals encroaching into human habitats. Attending an online event connected with the development projects at the Aaralam farm, Vijayan said even in emergency situations, the central…
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Wild animal encroachments Kerala CM calls for amendment to Wildlife Protection Act
Kannur (Kerala), Mar 11 (PTI) Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Monday advocated for amendments to the Wildlife (Protection) Act, citing challenges faced by the state government in dealing with instances of wild animals encroaching into human habitats. Attending an online event connected with the development projects at the Aaralam farm, Vijayan said even in…
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Kerala MLA PV Anvar moves Supreme Court for plan to tackle human-wildlife conflict
Kerala MLA PV Anvar has moved a public interest litigation (PIL) before the Supreme Court seeking directions to the Centre to frame a plan to tackle human-wildlife conflict. The plea is lodged in view of the spate of recent deaths in Kerala due to attacks by wild animals. Filed through Advocate Subhash Chandran KR has…
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How will birds and other animals respond to the April 8 total solar eclipse?
With the April 8 solar eclipse approaching, wildlife experts are saying now is the time to plan where you want to watch the celestial event to witness unusual behaviors of birds and animals during this unique opportunity. From a special event at the Erie Zoo to planning your own backyard event, those who enjoy wildlife…
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In Mozambique’s Gorongosa National Park, not just the animals are thriving
Wildlife is abundant in Gorongosa National Park. Situated in the center of Mozambique in southeastern Africa, Gorongosa is home to tens of thousands of animals, including lions, leopards, elephants, and zebras. It is a remarkable sight, given the park’s history — and the transformation has not only been for animal residents. Decades ago, Gorongosa…
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Wildlife experts concerned over rise in injured pelicans along Florida Coast: ‘Highly unusual’
Fox local FOX 35 News Staff March 9, 2024 at 3:06 PM MELBOURNE, Fla. – Wildlife experts in Brevard County have observed a concerning trend in discovering dead or wounded animals along the shoreline, stretching from Cocoa Beach to Sebastian Inlet. There are suspicions that the injuries may be intentional, prompting Dr. April Greer of…
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Wild on the Seine: Animal hospital tackles Paris’s wildlife casualties
MAISONS-ALFORT, France — Oxygen pumped through a tube in the intensive care unit, as the hospital director flipped through a medical chart and whispered the details of the intake to keep from disturbing the patient: a hedgehog. Like so many of the creatures that end up here at Faune Alfort, the Paris region’s only hospital…
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France’s appetite for frogs’ legs is endangering species in Asia, say campaigners
France’s hunger for frogs’ legs is “destructive to nature” and endangering amphibians in Asia and south-east Europe, a group of scientists and vets have warned. More than 500 experts from research, veterinary and conservation groups have called on Emmanuel Macron, the French president, to “end the overexploitation of frogs” and afford the most traded species…
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Six Indians in Bangkok arrested for allegedly trafficking Red Panda, 86 other wild animals
Customs officials in Thailand arrested six Indian nationals at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi airport who were allegedly trying to smuggle 87 wild animals, including a red panda and cotton-top tamarin monkey, out of the country. The suspects, bound for Mumbai, were intercepted with a variety of animals concealed in their checked luggage. The inventory included 29 black…