Month: September 2023

Our sixth photo contest was just as much fun as the first five! We received nearly 2,000 entries, and we loved looking at each and every one of them. With our readers’ help, we narrowed it down to these three winners: Grade Prize Winner (Cat Nap): Charley While 4-month-old Charley is a sweet and loving
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As our American Golden-Plovers friends continue their epic journeys southward, we find them flying across Canada. We talked with James (JF)—a member of the Tataskweyak Cree Nation—and Christian (CA)—who works for the Canadian Wildlife Service—about the importance of birds like the American Golden-Plover to local communities, the need for safe places along their entire migratory
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The Endangered Species Act (ESA) is a cornerstone of American environmental policy. It has saved countless species from the brink of extinction, and has the added bonus of protecting entire ecosystems from pollution or industrial development. It’s responsible for many success stories, such as protecting the American bald eagle and helping its populations recover after
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A palm cockatoo pair perches near a tree-cavity nest. Photo courtesy of courtesy of Christina N. Zdenek Birds and their mating rituals! Some dance, others preen, and still others perform intricate movements to attract the eyes of a favored beauty. For wild palm cockatoos, it is a creative display of personalized drumsticks that gets the
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‘Better Together Fund’ offering vital vet treatments during cost of living crisisMore than £75,000 of veterinary treatments have already been provided to owners in need thanks to an innovative partnership between the RSPCA and petcare company Purina.The charity’s frontline inspectorate and Purina have teamed up to help struggling owners through the cost of living crisis. The ‘Better
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Oregon becomes 9th state to ban wildlife killing contests after unanimous vote by the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission on September 15. The wildlife killing contest award prizes for killing the most animals, smallest, and many other categories. It is devastating to the species and numerous hunters who don’t participate call it “unethical”. The Humane
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In the realm of feline nutrition, the emphasis on gut health has steadily risen, shining a spotlight on the benefits of probiotics. Just as humans often consume fermented foods and supplements for their gut health benefits, cats too can derive wellness advantages from diets enriched with beneficial bacteria. Cat foods with probiotics have become a
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An hour and half drive northeast of Phoenix, you’ll find yourself among the mesquite bosques and Sonoran desert of the Tonto National Forest, a region home to the Verde River and one of Arizona’s Important Bird Areas (IBA), the Salt and Verde Ecosystem. Here, you can find enchanting birds like Phainopepla, Vermilion Flycatchers, and Lucy’s
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Last Updated on: September 25, 2023 by Crystal Uys Do you often find your feline friend giving you a generous lick? Are you left wondering why they’re suddenly so interested in the taste of your skin? Many cat owners find themselves perplexed by this unique behavior. To help you decode these cat “kisses,” we have
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The climate crisis is pushing elephants on a forced migration across borders in southern Africa in search of water, creating problems for national parks and conservation efforts. In recent weeks, Zimbabwe’s elephants have been crossing the country’s borders into Botswana, officials said on Tuesday. Exactly how many elephants are affected is not yet known. The
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Duck meat, often considered a novel protein source, is becoming increasingly popular in cat food formulations. Whether driven by specific dietary requirements, the pursuit of higher-quality ingredients, or simply to provide our feline friends with a diverse palate, duck cat food offers an enticing option that’s rich in essential nutrients. In this article, we’ll delve
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