Animals Are Dying From Selfie Addicts
Is getting a selfie with a wild animal really worth the risks to both your own and the animal’s well-being?
Is getting a selfie with a wild animal really worth the risks to both your own and the animal’s well-being?
You can derive many benefits from attracting wildlife to your backyard, besides feeling good that you are fighting habitat loss.
Researchers report that bird populations across North America have declined some 29 percent since 1970, and threats continue to mount.
Conservationists are working to create a wildlife corridor between the Yukon & Yellowstone so wolves and other wildlife can thrive.
In Malaysia’s Sabah state, the Wildlife Rescue Unit (WRU) is saving wildlife from the brink one wild animal at a time.
Human residents of the northern Indian city of Noida have been shocked to see all kinds of wildlife parading through the streets during Covid-19 lockdown.
One of the major problems happening on the British Isles has to do with wildlife extinction which is happening on a regular basis.
Is cross-breeding wildlife to make things like zorses and wolphins really such a good idea? What are the ramifications for the environment?
The oceans aren’t as crowded as they used to be now that we’ve depleted stocks of large marine predators through overfishing, pollution and climate change.
Getting rid of plastic waste across the board is unrealistic, but learning how to use less plastic overall — and recycle the rest — may be our best hope.