Baby Monkey Yuji Comforted by Stuffed Dog in Mexico
A baby monkey named Yuji, receiving care at a zoo in Guadalajara, Mexico, has formed an attachment to a stuffed dog that serves as a surrogate companion during his recovery.
Category : Wildlife Conservation
Calgary Elephant Swarna Adopts Rejected Calf at National Zoo
Swarna, a 52-year-old Asian elephant from Calgary, is raising a newborn calf rejected by its mother at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C., marking a heartwarming cross-border conservation story.
Alberta Wood Bison Calves Moved to Alaska for Conservation
Forty-four wood bison calves from Elk Island National Park in Alberta have been safely relocated to Alaska as part of a North American population restoration initiative.
Reward Offered for Info on Illegal Black Bear Shooting
Black Bear Rescue Manitoba is offering a reward for information leading to the identification of those responsible for illegally shooting a black bear, leaving two orphaned cubs.
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Man Survives Grizzly Bear Attack in Vanderhoof
A man sustained leg injuries after a defensive grizzly bear attack while walking dogs on his farm. Conservation officers confirm no ongoing public safety threat.
Chinese Ant Smuggler Sentenced to Year in Kenyan Jail
A Chinese national has been sentenced to one year in prison by a Kenyan court for attempting to smuggle live queen garden ants through Nairobi's international airport.
Man Injured in Grizzly Attack on B.C. Rural Property
A man sustained serious injuries after a grizzly bear attacked him on a rural property in British Columbia's Interior, highlighting ongoing wildlife conflicts in the region.
Baby Otters Rescued from Richmond Shed Den
Wildlife removal experts in Richmond, British Columbia, successfully extracted three adorable baby otters from a den beneath a residential shed, highlighting urban wildlife encounters.
Pregnant Coyote Released After Leg Injury Rescue in Barrie
Juniper, a pregnant coyote with a wire fence injury, was rescued by Procyon Wildlife in Barrie and successfully released back into the wild after treatment.
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Alberta Municipalities Demand Grizzly Bear Hunt Revival
Rural Municipalities of Alberta calls for regulated grizzly bear hunt and end to recovery plan as human-bear conflicts escalate across southern regions.
Colombia Approves Plan to Cull Escobar's Hippos
Colombian authorities have authorized a plan to control the population of hippos descended from animals imported by drug lord Pablo Escobar, citing environmental and safety risks.
Colombia to Euthanize Escobar's Hippos to Control Population
Colombian authorities have approved a euthanasia program to manage the growing population of hippos descended from animals illegally imported by drug lord Pablo Escobar decades ago.
World's Oldest Gorilla Turns 69 at Berlin Zoo
Fatou, the world's oldest gorilla living in captivity, marked her 69th birthday with a special vegetable feast at Berlin Zoo, highlighting her remarkable longevity and care.
Oldest Gorilla Fatou Marks 69th Birthday at Berlin Zoo
Fatou, the world's oldest gorilla in captivity, enjoyed a healthy feast for her 69th birthday at Berlin Zoo, highlighting her remarkable longevity and unique history.
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Toronto Zoo's Bactrian Camel Expecting Spring Baby
Suria, an 11-year-old Bactrian camel at the Toronto Zoo, is pregnant and due to give birth this spring, adding to the zoo's conservation efforts.
No Charges After Beaver Trespassing in Nickelback's Hometown
Hanna RCMP confirm no charges are pending after a beaver, Canada's national symbol, was found trespassing on local property. The incident highlights human-wildlife interactions in Alberta.
Legendary Grizzly 'The Boss' Awakens in Banff National Park
The iconic grizzly bear known as 'The Boss' has emerged from hibernation, continuing his quarter-century dominance in Banff National Park and inspiring local culture.
Vancouver Zoo's Oldest Lion Euthanized Due to Kidney Disease
Boomer, the eldest lion at the Greater Vancouver Zoo, has been euthanized after a prolonged struggle with kidney disease, marking a somber moment for the zoo and its visitors.
Hungry Bears Emerge in Ontario Neighborhoods, MNR Warns
Warmer spring weather triggers bear activity in residential areas across Northern Ontario as animals search for food after hibernation, prompting safety warnings.
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Greater Vancouver Zoo Mourns Loss of Lion Boomer at 18
The Greater Vancouver Zoo announces the passing of Boomer, an 18-year-old African lion who served as an animal ambassador for 15 years after being rescued as a cub in Quebec.
Kananaskis Logging Plans Modified, Concerns Remain
Clear-cut logging plans in Kananaskis have been scaled back in some areas but accelerated in others, with conservationists worried about impacts on recreation and environmental sustainability despite improvements.
Poland's 'Frog Patrol' Helps Amphibians Survive Road Crossings
In Otrebusy, Poland, citizen volunteers form a 'Frog Patrol' to safely carry toads and frogs across busy roads during migration, combating high mortality rates from vehicles.
Vietnamese Man Pleads Guilty to Python Parts Possession in Malaysia
A Vietnamese national has pleaded guilty to possessing protected python gallbladders in Malaysia, following a seizure by wildlife authorities in Johor. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat illegal wildlife trade in the region.
Black Bear Rescue Plans Legal Fight Over Quarry Vote
The Manitoba Black Bear Rescue is exploring legal options to challenge a recent vote approving a quarry near its facility, citing threats to wildlife and operations.
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Skunk Rescued in Barrie with Plastic Container Stuck on Head
A skunk in Barrie was found trapped in a dumpster with a plastic container stuck on its head, prompting a rescue by emergency animal responders. The incident highlights wildlife hazards from urban waste.
Man Ends Fight to Reclaim Seized 12-Foot Alligator Albert
A Buffalo-area man has concluded his legal efforts to recover Albert, his 12-foot alligator confiscated by authorities in 2024 due to safety concerns and permit violations.
Man Fined for Trespassing in Viral Hippo Moo Deng's Zoo
A Thai man has been fined after climbing into the enclosure of viral pygmy hippo Moo Deng at Khao Kheow Open Zoo. The zoo has increased security measures following the incident.
Chimpanzees Turn on Friends in Lethal Spree, Stunning Scientists
Researchers in Uganda's Kibale National Park report a shocking series of lethal attacks among chimpanzees, challenging long-held beliefs about primate social behavior and aggression.
Orillia's New Recycling Cart Program: Summer Rollout Details
Orillia introduces a new recycling cart program starting this summer, aiming to improve waste management efficiency. Residents can expect enhanced collection services and environmental benefits.
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Man Fined $300 for Entering Hippo Pen at Thai Zoo
A man was fined US$300 for illegally entering the enclosure of hippopotamus Moo Deng at Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Thailand, highlighting ongoing safety concerns at wildlife facilities.
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