Considering another report delivered for the current month looking at the government assistance of elephants in bondage, Lorraine Platt shares this visitor blog entry featuring the deficiencies of keeping elephants
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What is Biodiversity? In addition to the various species that exist today and their distinct evolutionary histories, biodiversity also refers to genetic variety both within and across species populations as well as the distribution of species over entire continents or seas as well as local habitats, ecosystems, and landscapes. Managers and policymakers must try to integrate the values of biodiversity into their strategies for managing land and water, so they must have a clear understanding of what biodiversity is and what it means. We cannot fully appreciate the quantities of information that need to be taken into account unless we have a thorough understanding of all the interrelated scientific aspects of biodiversity that are discussed in this chapter. Options for managing biodiversity are necessarily limited by a confluence of social and biological constraints. The biological knowledge of biodiversity that we give in this chapter serves as the foundation for the subsequent
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People are loud, lively and numerous. As we expand to every corner of the planet, we impact every corner, and sometimes in unexpected ways. Although climate change and habitat destruction
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Numerous studies have been conducted on feral cat colonies, their social interactions, cat coexistence, and factors (e.g., food availability) associated with cat population density (e.g. I. More resources, more cats
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Numerous studies have been conducted on feral cat colonies, their social interactions, cat coexistence, and factors (e.g., food availability) associated with cat population density (e.g. I. More resources, more cats
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Every now and then we tell the story of a dog who comes home from far away. Of course, smell is very important for dogs, so following a familiar scent
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A Yellowstone wildlife tour and safari is a great way to see bears, wolves and other animals in Yellowstone National Park. Explore Yellowstone with a professional guide. Yellowstone National Park is
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The Responsible Tourism Partnership has spoken that Wildlife ACT has received first place in the ‘Best for Nature-Positive Tourism’ category at the prestigious WTM World Responsible Tourism Awards for 2023. After
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Vultures play a hair-trigger role in maintaining the wastefulness of our environment. They are nature’s wind-up crew, scavenging and disposing of unprepossessing remains that could otherwise wilt tastefulness grounds for
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Some heady news from our monitoring team on Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park – two new litters of African Wild Dog puppies have been spotted for the first time since their mother started
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NEWS: A new pack of African Wild Dog has been released onto the uMkhuze Section of iSimangaliso Wetland Park in KwaZulu-Natal. The pack was successfully released from the Reserve’s predator
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In the intricate web of nature, every living creature plays a crucial role. From the smallest of insects to the mightiest predators, each species is a thread that connects the
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Introducing Co-founder, Executive Trustee and Director of Species Conservation, Chris Kelly. Whilst completing his practical training withal Zululand’s coastline monitoring turtles and crocodiles within the Greater St. Lucia Wetland Park
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The importance of Vultures to the ecosystem is a familiar topic to everyone who has visited one of our projects – spend just a margin of time with our Wildlife
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Wildlife ACT is excited to share increasingly well-nigh our Southern Drakensberg Conservation Project, which focuses on endangered vulture conservation in this trappy region of KwaZulu-Natal. The Project, which falls under