Very soon, the federal government may authorize the killing of nearly a half-million barred owls in the Pacific Northwest in a desperate bid to save the northern spotted owl. The killing could go on for decades. As philosophers in Oregon… Read More »Killing 500,000 Owls to Save the Northern Spotted Owl
I was already grieving, and the approach of Remembrance Day for Lost Species, which falls each year on Nov. 30, did not help. Was this really the best time to pick up “Vanishing Treasures: A Bestiary of Extraordinary Endangered Creatures”… Read More »How to Save the Animals & the Environment?
Climate change has not only impacted humans, but also cast devastating effects on wildlife, which in turn exacerbates the environment, particularly in the large cities like Lahore. In the last few decades, more than 170 species of birds have become… Read More »170 Bird Species Have Become Extinct in the Punjab
More than 80 green turtles have crawled up the Turtle Beach, also known as Hawke’s Bay beach, after swimming hundreds of kilometers to nest and lay their eggs as their annual breeding season has already begun. In Pakistan, the breeding… Read More »800 Green Turtles Arrive in Hawke’s Bay
In the heart of Multan, a house in the interior city has become a symbol of coexistence, home to a human family and over 15,000 bats. Located in Maharaja Street near the historic Delhi Gate, the four-story house has been… Read More »Living with 15,000 Bats in Multan
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology has reduced the human-wildlife conflict in recent years, which was one of the key reasons for a gradual decline in the population of endangered snow leopards in northern Pakistan. The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)-Pakistan… Read More »Five AI Cameras in Gilgit Baltistan Trace Leopards
Angeles Hollywood stars are not the only celebrities who live in the hills around Los Angeles: Southern California’s mountain lions also make their homes there and are sometimes almost as famous. The animal, also known as a puma or a… Read More »Cougars or Pumas in Southern California
The number of monkey attacks and bites on humans has skyrocketed by a staggering 95% in the Galiyat region of Abbottabad during the current summer season. Wildlife experts are attributing this alarming trend to tourists feeding the monkeys, which disrupts… Read More »Feeding Wild Monkeys Disrupts Their Behavior
Pakistan is in danger of losing one of its famed birds, the Alexandrine parrot, which is already on a global list of near-endangered species due to multiple factors, most of them human-made. Habitat alteration, pollution, poaching and illegal trade are… Read More »Alexandrine Parrots Getting Extinct
The Punjab government has decided to form a Wildlife Protection Force to safeguard and promote the breeding of various wild animals and birds in the government forests and national parks. The Department claimed that work is underway for safeguarding wildlife… Read More »Punjab’s Wildlife Protection Force
