Tag: wildlife management
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UWA Relocates Killer Crocodile After Fatal Kalangala Attack
Relocation of a dangerous Nile crocodile in Kalangala The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has taken decisive action amid growing concerns about human-wildlife conflict on Kalangala Island. After a fisherman was killed by a large Nile crocodile and residents reported escalating fear, UWA rangers conducted a controlled capture and relocation operation to remove the predator from…
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UWA Relocates Killer Crocodile After Fatal Attack in Kalangala
New Measures to Reassure Kalangala’s Fishermen The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has taken decisive action in Kalangala District following a deadly crocodile incident that claimed the life of a fisherman and disrupted daily life in Buyange Fishing Village on Kalangala Island. In a calm, coordinated operation, rangers captured the dangerous Nile crocodile and relocated it…
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Portage County Deer Farm Quarantined as CWD Case Confirmed in 3-Year-Old Buck
Portage County confirms chronic wasting disease on a deer farm A deer farm in Portage County, located in central Wisconsin, has been placed under quarantine after a 3-year-old buck tested positive for chronic wasting disease (CWD). The confirmation came from the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) and was verified by the…
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Two Die in Japan Bear Attacks as Bears Move Closer to Homes
Two deadly bear incidents raise alarm in Japan Two people died in bear-related attacks in Japan on Friday, with police and national media confirming the fatalities and reporting a separate disappearance. The incidents come as wildlife officials note a growing presence of bears in various parts of the country, including some sightings in residential areas.…
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Bern Wolf Attack in Hasliberg: Llamas Killed, Calls for Immediate Action
Overview of the Hasliberg attack A rare and troubling wolf incident occurred on Monday in the Bernese municipality of Hasliberg. A single wolf is reported to have attacked a group of llamas, resulting in the deaths of three animals and another injured one. The event is notable not only for its human toll but for…
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Bern Wolf Attack on Llamas in Hasliberg Sparks Urgent Calls for Action
Hasliberg Wolf Attack on Llamas Triggers Urgent Calls for Action A Monday incident in the Bernese municipality of Hasliberg has shocked livestock keepers and raised questions about how Switzerland protects domestic animals from wildlife. Three llamas were killed in the attack, and a fourth was wounded. The event is notable precisely because llamas are not…
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Controversy Erupts After New Wolf Culling in Mont-Tendre
Introduction: Tensions Rise in Mont-Tendre A recent wolf culling at Mont-Tendre has reignited heated debates among farmers and wildlife advocates. Just hours before a significant protest organized by local farmers, wildlife officials reported that a new wolf was shot—marking the twelfth wolf culled from the Mont-Tendre pack this year. The Context of the Culling With…
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Marchairuz Farmers Rally Against Wolf Attacks
Farmers Unite Against Wolf Attacks in Marchairuz This past Sunday, amidst the scenic Jura Vaudois, farmers rallied at the Marchairuz and Mollendruz passes, drawing attention to a pressing issue affecting their livelihoods. A forest of wooden crosses adorned with photos of dead cattle served as a poignant backdrop for the demonstration, highlighting the severe impact…
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Marchairuz: Farmers Unite Against Wolf Attacks
Introduction In the picturesque region of Marchairuz, Switzerland, a growing concern has emerged among local farmers as wolf attacks on livestock have surged. Farmers gathered this past weekend at the col of Mollendruz, showcasing a poignant display of wooden crosses adorned with photos of slaughtered cattle, emphasizing the dire situation they face. With 94 livestock…
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Innovative Tactics to Capture Invasive Feral Pigs in Australia
Introduction Feral pigs are notorious in Australia as one of the country’s most damaging introduced species. Each year, they inflict a staggering economic impact of $100 million on the agricultural sector. These animals are often referred to as ‘mini-bulldozers’ due to their destructive feeding habits that can devastate crops and native vegetation. In a remarkable…