wildlife conservation

Unexpected Encounter with a Golden Tiger Leaves Kaziranga National Park Visitors Astonished

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Golden Tiger in Kaziwada national park

Exploration of social media platforms reveals a burgeoning excitement surrounding Assam’s Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve (KNPTR), where a rare and majestic golden tiger, an adult male Bengal tiger displaying the golden morph, has recently been captured on camera after three years of elusive sightings. According to reports, this extraordinary encounter unfolded during a … Read more

Australia Plans to Expand Size of Protected Marine Park, Tripling It to an Area Larger Than Germany

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Australia to expand sub-Antarctic marine park to size larger than Germany

Australia has unveiled plans to significantly expand the size of a crucial marine park, a move that will triple its current dimensions and safeguard a region larger than Germany from fishing and mining activities. The Macquarie Island Marine Park, situated in the Southern Ocean between Tasmania and Antarctica, is set to grow to a vast … Read more

Encountering a Lion in the Wild: Do You Know What to Do Next?

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Lion Attacks how to stay safe in Safaries

In July 2022, Steve Conradie, the co-founder of Discover Africa Safaris, found himself in an extraordinary situation during a safari near the Khwai River in northern Botswana. Although Conradie was an experienced safari-goer, this particular journey stood out because, for the first time in 30 years, he was accompanied by his family. The desire to … Read more

New Strategy Unveiled by British Zoo to Rehabilitate Profanity-Laden Parrots

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parrots from zoo in england

A wildlife park in the United Kingdom has devised a new strategy to reform a group of profanity-laden parrots, known for their colorful language. In 2020, Lincolnshire Wildlife Park in eastern England isolated five African gray parrots from the flock with the aim of improving their language. However, the park has now embarked on a … Read more

Pench Tiger Reserve Achieves Milestone as India’s Inaugural Dark Sky Park

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pench tiger reserve

The Pench Tiger Reserve has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first Dark Sky Park (DSP) in India and the fifth in Asia. This designation means that visitors to the reserve will now have the unique opportunity to witness celestial wonders unfold in the starry nights, free from the interference of artificial light pollution. … Read more

Capturing Nature’s Hidden Wonders: Award-Winning Close-Up Photography Unveils the Beauty of the Natural World

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The Close-up Photographer of the Year 2023 competition has revealed a stunning collection of micro and macro photographs showcasing the hidden marvels of the natural world. In its fifth year, the contest celebrates the intricate details of the environment, capturing everything from microscopic fungi to majestic animals. The competition explores the realms of microphotography, which … Read more

Liberate Bella: Advocating for the release of a beluga whale from an aquarium in a South Korean mega mall.

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For almost a decade, a female beluga whale named Bella has resided in a barren tank within a South Korean mega mall. Captured in Russian waters at the age of two in 2013, Bella was subsequently sold to the Lotte World Aquarium, Seoul’s largest aquarium, operated by one of South Korea’s major conglomerates. The aquarium … Read more

A Kenyan photographer is aiming to present conservation in a fresh perspective, encouraging others to view it through a different lens.

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Huddled within the foliage of Kenya’s Ruma National Park, award-winning conservation photographer Anthony Ochieng Onyango patiently observes what he has spent a year in pursuit of—the roan antelope. The roan antelope, a robust yet graceful creature, stands as one of Africa’s largest antelopes. With an estimated population of only 60,000 remaining on the continent, Ruma … Read more