Category: conservation
Swimmers compete in first official Chicago River race in nearly a century
The river swim Sunday morning raised money for ALS and celebrated the river’s recovery from its polluted past.
Bear Attacks Surge as Fatality Rate Reaches 24%
Fatal bear encounters are rising sharply across Japan, with injuries and deaths reported at a pace matching the worst year on record. Experts warn that both stricter population control and preventive measures to keep bears away from human settlements are urgently needed.
‘Vantara Rescue Rangers’ returns with new edition of wildlife adventures for children
‘Vantara Rescue Rangers’ returns with new edition of wildlife adventures for children
Public–Private Partnerships: The Future Of Wildlife Protection?
The challenge of wildlife protection in the 21st century is growing more complex. Habitat loss, climate stress and human–wildlife conflict stretch the capacity of public institutions, making partnerships with private actors not just useful but essential.