by Wisal Yousafzai/ Feb 7, 2024 In Feb 2024, a Russian national hunted a 10-year-old Kashmir Markhor in Kaset village of Toshi Shasha conservancy of Lower Chitral district, paying a trophy hunting permit fee of Rs 51 million to the… Read More »People of Chitral Wonder about the Distribution of Hunting Bids’ Income
NYT/ By Elizabeth Stein For years, my husband told me, “You’re the love of my life. Nothing you do could ever make me leave you.” Then he met someone else, and it was over. As promised, it was nothing I had… Read More »Pets Never Leave You
NYT/ March 14, 2024 Business is good for snake catchers in Australia, as the period of brumation, a sort of hibernation for reptiles, is shrinking — a result of the warming earth. Natasha Frost spent two days trailing snake catchers… Read More »Snake Catchers in Australia
The release of a groundbreaking UN report, titled ‘State of the World’s Migratory Species’, has brought into focus the precarious situation facing migratory species worldwide. The report’s findings are sobering, revealing that nearly half of migratory animal species are experiencing… Read More »The State of the World’s Migratory Species is Alarming
Bahawalpur Zoo’s tiger Bubbli delivered a litter of four cubs on Wednesday, bringing zoo staff and visitors a wave of happiness. The upgradation of the Lahore Zoo and the Safari Park by the Punjab caretaker government gives interesting insight into… Read More »Lahore Zoo & Safari Park’s Rs 5 Billion Upgradation Attracts Scrutiny
A Bangladeshi court in Feb 2024 barred the adoption of elephants from the wild, a move hailed by animal rights activists as a “landmark” order to help stop cruelty. Rights groups said the high court order suspending licences will stop… Read More »High Court in Bangladesh Halts Wild Elephant Adoption
The Department of Wildlife Conservation will be conducting a zoological survey of wild animals which will help create a “wildlife protection force”, that would be in charge of breeding endangered species of wild animals. The zoological survey will collect computerized… Read More »Zoological Survey of Wild Animals in the Punjab
Introduced during the British era, Kanji Houses were set up across various areas in Punjab for catching and sheltering stray animals roaming in Lahore. However in recent times some shelter houses have been transformed into government offices or rest houses,… Read More »Shelter Homes (Kanji Houses) in the Punjab
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Wildlife Department has transferred two-month-old cubs, Nilo and Sultan, to Islamabad Islamabad has received two cubs of Common Asian Leopard, rescued from the poachers by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Wildlife from the scenic Jabri town of Haripur District.… Read More »Leopard Cubs Rescued
Stray dog attacks are on the rise, according to media reports. The plight of the injured locals and their families does not end when they reach the closest hospital since a shortage of the rabies vaccine, only exacerbates their anxiety… Read More »Rabies in Karachi
