Tag: wildlife conservation
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Nature laws in Australia: balancing economy and environment
Putting Politics Aside to Protect Our Future Australia faces a defining crossroads. The debate over nature laws often morphs into partisan conflict, but the stakes are clear: a healthier environment supports sustainable jobs, resilient communities, and a stronger economy. When governments chart policies that protect biodiversity, they are investing in a long-term windfall—cleaner air and…
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Zimbabwe Wildlife Conservation Symposium boosts ties
Overview: A landmark regional gathering in wildlife conservation The Zimbabwe National Parks Authority (ZIMPARKS) hosted an international wildlife conservation symposium in October 2025, drawing experts and stakeholders from across Southern Africa and beyond. Held on 22–23 October, the event aimed to catalyze interdisciplinary collaboration on biodiversity conservation, climate resilience, sustainable tourism, transboundary resource management, and…
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Zimbabwe Hosts International Wildlife Conservation Symposium: A Leap for Regional Collaboration
Overview of the Symposium From October 22–23, 2025, Zimbabwe’s Zimbabwe National Parks Authority (ZIMPARKS) hosted an international wildlife conservation symposium to foster interdisciplinary collaboration among biodiversity conservationists, climate scientists, sustainable tourism professionals, and transboundary resource managers. The event gathered experts to discuss current trends, challenges, and opportunities in environmental conservation, while highlighting innovative technologies and…
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Zimbabwe Hosts International Wildlife Conservation Symposium to Drive Regional Collaboration
Overview: A Promising Step for Regional Conservation From October 22–23, 2025, Zimbabwe’s Zimbabwe National Parks Authority (ZIMPARKS) convened an international wildlife conservation symposium designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration among biodiversity experts, climate scientists, sustainable tourism professionals, and community leaders. The event highlighted innovative technologies, community-driven strategies, and new financing models aimed at advancing sustainable development…
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Bat boxes may become deadly roosts in heat, study warns
Overview: bat boxes under heat stress Artificial roosts for bats, commonly known as bat boxes, are a favored conservation tool in urban areas where hollow trees are scarce. They offer shelter for several species and help keep native bats connected to human-dominated landscapes. However, new research published in the Journal of Experimental Biology raises a…
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Fota Wildlife Park to Close Temporarily Over Suspected Bird Flu in Cork
Fota Wildlife Park Announces Temporary Closure Amid Suspected Bird Flu Fota Wildlife Park in County Cork is closing for two days as a precautionary response to a suspected avian influenza (bird flu) incident. The park, a long-standing conservation and education facility near Belvelly, will shut on Tuesday and Wednesday while authorities carry out tests on…
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Fota Wildlife Park in Cork to Close Over Suspected Avian Flu
Fota Wildlife Park Enacts Temporary Closure Amid Suspected Avian Flu Fota Wildlife Park in County Cork has announced a temporary closure on Tuesday and Wednesday as a precautionary measure after a suspected outbreak of avian influenza. The decision, taken by park authorities in consultation with veterinary experts, aims to protect both the park’s captive birds…
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Huge Ocean Sunfish Washes Ashore on Donegal Coast: A Rare Find
Rare Ocean Sunfish Found on the Donegal Coast A rare ocean sunfish has been found washed up on the West Donegal coast, drawing attention from locals and marine enthusiasts. The massive disc-shaped fish was discovered by two friends during a morning walk along the Back Strand in Falcarragh. The sunfish, which was dead, measured as…
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Rare Ocean Sunfish Washes Up on Donegal Coast: What We Know
Rare Ocean Sunfish Discovered on the Donegal Coast A rare ocean sunfish has been found washed up on the West Donegal coast, drawing attention from locals and marine enthusiasts alike. The creature, known for its distinctive disc-shaped body, was discovered by walkers at the Back Strand in Falcarragh yesterday morning. The sunfish was deceased when…
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The World’s Oldest Spider Lived to 43: Meet Number 16 and Her Unbelievable Journey
The Longest-Lived Spider: Number 16’s Record-Setting Life In the annals of arachnology, Number 16 stands out as a rare beacon of longevity. A Gaius villosus spider living in Western Australia, she defied typical spider lifespans by surviving for an astonishing 43 years. This remarkable life wasn’t just a personal milestone; it became a window into…