resolution to An examination of the benefits of conservation lanes in Pennsylvania is being re-presented by a Democratic state legislator in the House of Representatives in this session. State Rep. Mary Jo Daley, D-Montgomery, said in a joint sponsorship note this week that she is again proposing a resolution to allow a study on the … Read more
Panaji: The National Wildlife Council has proposed canceling the double-track of the Vasco-Castlerock-Tinaighat section, and instead laying double-track the Hubballi-Ankola road.Board members, while discussing the Karnataka proposal at the Standing Committee meeting of the Inter Railway Project pregnant and Ankola last month, said there was a “need to avoid” deforestation and, therefore, the double-tracking of … Read more
The white-tailed deer – the most abundant large mammal in North America – harbors SARS-CoV-2 variants that were once widespread but are no longer present in humans. studying, “white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) may serve as a wildlife reservoir for the nearly extinct SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern,” which was published January 31 in the journal Proceedings … Read more
Northern Victorian Wildlife Conservancy Kylie Donkers has been involved in some “very strange rescues” over the years, but this week’s recovery of the animals on a lake was a first. the main points: A wombat was seen sheltering on a log in Lake Moolwala on Monday morning It was the dramatic first-ever rescue of Kylee … Read more
Wildlife photography can be challenging and rewarding, but it can also be frustrating. This type is fraught with obstacles, many of which you cannot control. The perfect shot from your hideout might be spoiled by an unexpectedly loud noise, or bad weather might send people home to their nest, where you’d also rather be. These … Read more
New Delhi: It was twelve black bucks killing An accident along the Solapur-Bijapur highway in Maharashtra on Saturday night alarmed wildlife experts who stressed the need to implement mitigation measures along linear projects that interfere with wildlife movement. Linear projects such as roads and railways are known to cause habitat fragmentation, making it risky for … Read more
By Raylene Rikaart / The Center Square Washingtonians for Wildlife Conservation announced last week that it intends to sue Gov. Jay Inslee for an “unbalanced” wildlife commission that fails to represent multiple viewpoints. The charge is that in recent years, the governor has “stacked” the nine-member Washington Wildlife Commission with environmental/animal rights members. Recreational fishermen, … Read more
Photo by Julia Cartwright. Please do not feed the animals What you do know for sure is that wolves exist Quite content To live among people, especially when they associate a person with a source of food. “It makes them want to hang out.” And this turns into a habit for the animals and their … Read more
Mike Gottzmeyer It’s around this time of year that I start thinking about the migrations of spring, the warm march (ha, ha!) and all the green vegetation on the horizon in April and May. We just have to make it through February – no small task. While ice fishing has been doing so well lately, … Read more
Photos by Gary Brandenburg – A winter wonderland of frosty tree limbs helped add beauty to the landscape last week. Freezing mist/fog allowed moisture to build up on the trees in an amazing way. The opportunity to make new photographs was the theatre. All the photographer had to do was find a willing subject or … Read more
