Welcome to the latest
news and Archives for April 2011.
27/4/11
Conservationists are calling for world wide action to stop the growing trade in
endangered primates being smuggled out of Africa by criminal gangs alongside
drugs and arms, writes Asha Tanna.
26/4/11
Four persons were today arrested in connection with death of a five-year-old
lion last week in Talaja taluka of the district, forest officials said.
25/4/11The
mounted head of an endangered white rhinoceros and the stuffed remains of a
highly endangered snow leopard, remnants of the fortune amassed and lost by an
Alaska real-estate titan, have been auctioned off to pay some of his debts,
officials said on Monday.
24/4/11
A nine-year-old girl was admitted to hospital after being bitten by an adder
while out walking at a popular beauty spot.
23/4/11
We are pleased to see this letter of support for anti repeal Conservative
MPs published on the 11th April 2011 in the Western Daily
Press newspaper. It is essential that the Hunting Act 2004 is also
supported by Conservative MPs along side almost the whole of the Labour
party and most of the Lib Dem MPs.
22/4/11
The League Against Cruel Sports is asking the public to sign up to its new
petition opposing the proposed badger cull in England.
21/4/11
Increased security and working closely with the local community has led to a
significant rise in Nepal’s rhinoceros population over the past three years,
an official said Tuesday
19/4/11
New Page added to site Operate up to 8 electrical or electronic devises around
your home or where ever using the DTMF of a cell phone to Cell phone.
17/4/11
The Scottish Greens party has welcomed today’s announcement from the Labour
Party that they would eliminate snaring – but pointed out at the same time
that no progress on this issue when Labour last in power.
14/4/11
Video Dogs are used to protect sheep and other livestock from the cheetahs in
Africa - thereby saving the big cats from potential shootings by aggrieved
farmers. Anthony's
view excellent idea.
14/4/11
Anti-blood sports rock legend, Brian May, has paid tribute to ICABS founding
member, Dick Power, who sadly passed away last month. "I'd like to pay
tribute to this amazing man, whose courage and humanity shines out like a
beacon," the Queen guitarist says in his blog.
13/4/11
Leads and information are trickling in, but wildlife officials say they still
need the public to help identify the killer or killers of two bald eagles in
Bledsoe and Cumberland counties.
12/4/11
A gamekeeper illegally used a cage trap baited with a live pigeon to catch birds
of prey in Derbyshire, a court has heard.
9/4/11
Animal welfare campaigners claims they have more evidence a repeal of the
hunting ban would fail if the Prime Minister pushes ahead with a debate in
Parliament.
9/4/11
Five Malaysian soldiers on anti-poaching duty face criminal charges after
Facebook pictures appeared of them posing with a dead endangered Great Pied
Hornbill bird.
8/4/11
POACHERS have been using illegal “lamping” methods to kill wildlife on
council-owned land.
7/4/11
Conservationists are calling for worldwide action to stop the growing trade in
endangered primates being smuggled out of Africa by criminal gangs alongside
drugs and arms, writes Asha Tanna.
6/4/11
A Perthshire estate is searched following the discovery of poisoned bait and
buzzards.
5/4/11
Wardens Seize Guns From Poachers, Forest wardens have seized three AK-47 assault
rifles and three hunting guns from a group of Zimbabweans detained in Magoe
district, in the western province of Tete, reports Thursday's issue of the
Maputo daily "Noticias".
4/4/11
WSPA is celebrating, along with the Bali government and WSPA partner BAWA, the
achievement of an important milestone in Bali’s historic campaign to eradicate
rabies.
3/4/11
More than 120 dogs that were living in horrendous conditions at an unlicensed
puppy mill in Tennessee were rescued and taken to the State Fairgrounds by
Animal Rescue Corps and the Warren County Sherriff’s Office
3/4/11
Patrick, the dog who is recovering after being nearly starved to death and
tossed down the garbage chute of a New Jersey apartment has no idea that forces
have been working on his behalf to get justice for his horrific abuse.
2/4/11
The owner of Anne the circus elephant yesterday apologised for her mistreatment
as a deal was struck to rehome her at Longleat Safari Park.
1/4/11
German polar bear Knut drowned when he fell into a pool of water in his
enclosure after collapsing because of a brain swelling, experts have said.
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