Rehabilitacion
Bear Attack Cassie French Bulldog Trinity County
A French bulldog named Cassie died after intervening in a black bear attack on her owners, Jeff and Mallory Wilson, at their rural Trinity County home on
Encontraste un animal
Tern colony recovery in England after bird
England's key tern colonies show signs of recovery, with record little tern breeding at Long Nanny and sandwich terns returning to Norfolk after a two-year
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Trafico y conflicto
Kate Bradbury's mystery tree is a wildlife
Gardener Kate Bradbury finds a dying, unidentified tree in her Lewes garden is a vital habitat, daily visited by her favourite bird, the treecreeper.
Encontraste un animal
Vantara Wildlife Import Moratorium Faces CITES Investigation
Twenty-seven global conservation groups demand Vantara permanently end all wild animal imports, calling its one-year moratorium insufficient amid a CITES
Centros y voluntariado
Olive Ridley Turtles Nest on California Beaches for First
Two olive ridley sea turtles have nested on Orange County beaches, marking the first documented cases on the US west coast, with scientists debating if
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Mexican Communities Exchange Birdwatching Tourism Knowledge
Communities from central Mexico's Iztaccíhuatl-Popocatépetl corridor visited Oaxaca's coast to learn from established birdwatching tourism guides, as part
Encontraste un animal
Drought and disease threaten Peru's Matsés
A health crisis driven by drought, disease, and state neglect is endangering the recently contacted Matsés people in the Peruvian Amazon, with low rivers
Rehabilitacion
Two new stick insect species discovered in Queensland
Australian researchers have identified two new large stick insect species in far north Queensland, correcting a long-standing case of mistaken identity and
Especies
Lea-Hutaff Island Sees Record Bird Nesting Success
A conserved North Carolina barrier island reported its largest-ever Least Tern colony and the return of nesting Black Skimmers this season, highlighting
Trafico y conflicto
Buzzard Siblings Squabble Over Pigeon Meal on Farm
A trail camera on a Norfolk farm captures juvenile buzzards bickering over a dead pigeon, illustrating the competitive dynamics before the young birds must
Centros y voluntariado
AmeriCorps Members Build Conservation Skills at Ohio Audubon
The Grange Insurance Audubon Center in Ohio highlights the impact of its AmeriCorps partnership, celebrating outgoing member Cierra Clark's year of service
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Wild Dog Brothers Make Record African Journey
Three endangered African wild dog brothers in Zambia completed the longest recorded mammal journey on the continent, traveling over 2,500 miles in eight
Encontraste un animal
Rescuers race to save orangutans from fires in Indonesian
Conservationists are battling difficult conditions to rescue orangutans from a fire-ravaged forest inside an oil palm concession in West Kalimantan, with
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Adopt A Cat
Felis catus · Pest control and companionship
Adopt A Dog
United States · Late 20th century (concept formalized)
Amphibians And Chytrid Fungus
Multiple amphibian species (frogs, toads... · Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis (Bd) and...
Andean Condor Conservation Programme
Andean Condor (Vultur gryphus) · Human-wildlife conflict and poisoning
Anfibios
Frog, toad, newt, salamander, or caecilian · Varies by species
Animal Atropellado
Varies by region · Often in shock or with traumatic injuries
Animal Injured On The Road
Varies by region · High
Argentina Centros Provinciales
Argentina Centros Provinciales de... · Government-run wildlife rescue and...
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Wild animals in trouble in Latin America, and the question of whether human intervention actually helps them. Encontraste un animal deals with the moment of finding one, Rehabilitacion covers the work of centres, Especies indexes the animals, Trafico y conflicto covers trade and human conflict, and Centros y voluntariado covers who does the work.
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