Bycatch and coastal development destroy habitat... The endangered species ‘harbor seal’ of March
The harbor seal has been designated as March's endangered species due to a decline in population attributed to bycatch and habitat destruction.
Dog owner, do you know what day it is today?
As of March 1st, a new dog leash law comes into effect in Finland to protect wildlife during their breeding and nesting seasons.
The dog leash period starts today
A nationwide dog leash period begins today in Finland, lasting until August 19, as mandated by hunting laws to protect wildlife during their breeding season.
Drastic treatment of animals. Dozens of severed deer heads lie in the forest
The article discusses the drastic treatment of animals, highlighting the disturbing discovery of severed deer heads found in a Czech forest.
First seal pup of the year spotted in Ventspils; asked to protect them from dogs and avoid photographing
The first seal pup of the year has been sighted in Ventspils, prompting authorities to call for protection from dogs and discouragement of photographing the animals.
Sold stuffed lion for a quarter of a million - sentenced for serious crime
A 35-year-old man from Stockholm has been sentenced for serious wildlife protection offenses after selling stuffed animals, including lions, tigers, and cougars, from his apartment.
Environmental Police seizes eight guns during operation against illegal hunting in Northern Minas
The Environmental Police in Brazil seized eight firearms during an operation aimed at combating illegal hunting in Northern Minas Gerais, resulting in one arrest.
USA: 45-Day Imprisonment for 25-Year-Old Who Gave Alcohol to a Bird
A 25-year-old American has been sentenced to 45 days in prison for giving alcohol to a protected bird in Los Angeles.
For Sale: Stuffed Lion
A 35-year-old man in Stockholm was recently convicted of serious wildlife protection crimes for trading rare stuffed animals, including a lion and a puma.
Dingo advocates call for protection for 'apex' of the environment
Dingo advocates in Australia are pushing for legal protection of dingoes, arguing against their classification as pests due to their cultural and environmental significance.
United States: a man sentenced to prison after making a bird of prey drink alcohol in a park
A 25-year-old American, Cesar Gustavo Diaz, has been sentenced to 45 days in prison for cruelty to animals after making a Cooper's hawk drink alcohol.
Tried to sell stuffed lion - man sentenced for wildlife crime
A man in Sweden has been sentenced for wildlife crime after attempting to sell a stuffed lion and other protected species without legal provenance.
Decision on seal hunting – more may be shot than last year
The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency has announced an increase in the number of seals allowed to be hunted this year, permitting a total of 1,350 gray seals, which is 350 more than last year.
Driver flees police, rolls car, and is arrested for illegal hunting in Rio Pardo de Minas
A 51-year-old man was arrested for illegal hunting in Rio Pardo de Minas after fleeing police and rolling his car during the escape.
Cobra Case: Elvish Scolded, SC Said - You Will Do What You Wish
YouTuber Elvish Yadav faced criticism from the Supreme Court regarding his involvement with snakes in a certain case, prompting a review under wildlife protection laws.
Snake-Poison Case: Elvish Gets Scolded, SC Says 'You Will Do What You Want'
YouTuber Elvish Yadav faced criticism from the Supreme Court regarding a case involving snakes and poison, which he challenged by questioning the charges against him.
People poking penguins with sticks, handling 'by the neck'
Reports from Tasmania highlight disturbing interactions between tourists and local penguins, prompting calls for better protection of these wildlife.
Fears of Dark Numbers on Illegal Killing of Wolverines
Research indicates that many wolverines are disappearing without known cause, raising concerns about environmental crime in Norway.
Model Project in Dachau: Seed Crows will be Shot
The city of Dachau plans to cull seed crows this spring to mitigate their growing population and reduce disturbances for residents while adhering to wildlife protection laws.
Judge Refuses to Hear the Blackbuck Case Related to Salman, New Bench Will Decide Now
A judge from the Rajasthan High Court has declined to hear appeals in the high-profile blackbuck poaching case involving Salman Khan and others, leading to the case being reassigned to a different bench.
Danger to Rare Wildlife: Winter Recreational Pressure in Bavaria's Mountains
Conservationists in Bavaria are raising concerns about the impact of winter recreational activities on rare wildlife in the region's designated nature protection areas.
The Otter's Struggles Amid Accusations of Being a Harmful Animal
A debate has arisen in South Korea over the sighting of endangered otters in urban rivers, with some fishermen calling them harmful, while experts argue for their protection.
Mountain lions gain protection under California’s Endangered Species Act
California's fish and game commission has voted to protect over 1,400 mountain lions under the state's Endangered Species Act.
Inspection seizes turtles, snakes, and alligator hatchlings on a vessel in Pará
An inspection in Brazil led to the seizure of 135 undocumented wild animals, including turtles, snakes, and alligator hatchlings, from a vessel.
These 5 Local Tricks Will Give Crops Z+ Security... Protection from Animals
Farmers can protect their crops from wild animals using inexpensive homemade solutions, rather than expensive fencing or constant vigilance.
EU returns 11 confiscated parrots to Mexico and arrests alleged trafficker
US authorities returned 11 confiscated protected parrots to Mexico and arrested a suspect involved in their illegal trafficking across the Chihuahua border.
Profepa rescues three white-tailed deer and two ostriches living in a property in Michoacán
The Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection in Mexico rescued three white-tailed deer and two ostriches found in a property in Huetamo, Michoacán.
Suspects of illegal hunting are apprehended in a city in Piauí; caught with armadillos and machetes in a car
Five men were detained in Piauí for illegal hunting after being found with captured armadillos and hunting equipment.
Ornithologists report tree felled with eagle nest
An eagle nest tree has been felled near Skælskør, prompting a police report from DOF Birdlife, as the species is protected in Denmark.
South Africa reports 16% drop in rhino poaching for 2025
South Africa has reported a 16% decrease in rhino poaching for 2025, highlighting both successes and regional challenges in wildlife protection efforts.
Police launch investigation after golden eagle found with shotgun injuries
A golden eagle named Hamlet was found shot in the Scottish Borders, prompting a police investigation.
Record number of traffic accidents involving fallow deer last year
Sweden reported a record 6,537 traffic accidents involving fallow deer in the previous year, marking a nearly 50% increase over five years.
Rembrandt drawing yielded billions for the protection of large cats
A Rembrandt drawing has generated billions for initiatives aimed at protecting large feline species.
Rembrandt drawing brings billions for the protection of big cats
A drawing by Rembrandt has yielded billions intended for the conservation of big cats.
Astro the Manatee Seriously Injured After Being Struck by Vessel in Sergipe
Astro, a manatee, was severely injured after being hit by a motorized vessel at Praia do Saco in Estância, Sergipe, marking over 30 similar incidents in its life as recorded by the Aquatic Mammal Foundation (FMA).
‘Political decisions without foundations are the main threats to wetlands’: how urban development affects Ecuadorean wetlands
The article discusses how ungrounded political decisions and urban development pose significant threats to Ecuador's wetlands, which are crucial for flood protection, wildlife sustainability, and economic support for local communities.
Wildlife targets will be missed in England and Northern Ireland, watchdog says
The Office for Environmental Protection has reported that the UK government is unlikely to meet its wildlife conservation targets in England and Northern Ireland by 2030, failing on nearly all environmental measures.
Croatia has 43 wolf packs, situation good only in one region. New rules are coming
Croatia is preparing a new wolf management plan as it has 43 wolf packs, with a stable population only in the alpine region, following a change in the wolf's protection status by the European Commission.
Nymfaio: The bears of Arktouros have fallen into hibernation
The bears at the Arktouros Protection Center in Nymfaio have entered hibernation, with females choosing natural dens and males opting for artificial nests.
These birds can no longer be hunted. Change from January 2.
Starting January 2, 2026, certain bird species will be protected from hunting in Poland to help preserve their populations.
Queensland to continue to allow farmers to shoot flying foxes after revoking ban on controversial practice
The Queensland government has decided to maintain its controversial policy permitting farmers to shoot flying foxes for crop protection, despite criticism from wildlife advocates and scientists.
Two people investigated for releasing a yacare caiman in a swamp in Albacete
Two individuals from Petrer, aged 29 and 35, are under investigation for allegedly releasing a yacare caiman into a swamp in Albacete by the Civil Guard's Environmental Protection Service.