Don’t Test On Me Journal – CafePress Filed under: Animal Welfare

An emotive homage to a creature in need (in French) Filed under: conservation, conservation photography Tagged: Hina, sea turtle, special needs

A dozen Asian nations and Russia vowed Friday to double the number of wild  tigers by 2022, crack down on poaching that has devastated the big cats and prohibit the building of roads and bridges that could harm their habitats. Read more here Filed under: conservation

At least 1 million bats in the past three years have been wiped out by a puzzling, widespread disease dubbed “white-nose syndrome.

Visible orange traffic cones dissuade the birds from accidentally striking an exposed cable when they dive for fish

This photojournal keeps you informed about conservation issues and our fragile Earth --Carmen Mandel-Cesareo

Polar Bears are Drowning Wildlife species are ill-prepared to meet the threat of global warming rapid and disruptive climate changes. Polar bears are exquisitely adapted for living and hunting on sea ice. They can swim steadily for many hours in near freezing water with their special adaptations of partially-webbed feet and water-repellent coats. However, global [...]

Whale diving Our planet’s great whales are battling for their lives “Whales face more threats today than at any other time in history. Commercial whaling has been banned for more than two decades yet Japan, Iceland and Norway continue firing harpoons into these gentle creatures for products that nobody needs. More than 30,000 whales have [...]

Thylacine Already Extinct An endangered species or subspecies is one that is in danger of becoming extinct throughout its range or in a portion of its range. A threatened species or subspecies is one that is likely to become endangered if it is not protected. Read the updated and extensive list of endangered creatures by: [...]

In the brink of extinction “Wolves, like all other wildlife, have a right to exist in a wild state in viable populations. This right is in no way related to their known value to mankind. Instead, it derives from the right of all living creatures to co-exist with man as a part of natural ecosystems” [...]

Finding the right place A list by Progressive Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) of animal organizations and rescue groups that work with exotics, farm animals and small pets. These organizations may be able to assist with re-homing, adoption, general care information and special needs of these groups. PAWS shelter homeless animals, rehabilitates injured and orphaned wildlife, [...]

Many innocent lives can be sparedand much suffering be prevented A source of guides to shopping from companies that pledge their products and those of their providers are not tested on animals We can perfectly lead our lives and spare the suffering inflicted upon animals in the cosmetics, personal care and household products industries. It [...]

Farm Sanctuary Founded in 1986 to combat the abuses of industrialized farming, Farm Sanctuary encourage a new awareness and understanding about farm animals. Learn more and take action Enter Farm Sanctuary

Wild neighbours co-existence There is a humane approach to living with wildlife. There are three basic principles that underline the resolution of urban conflicts with wildlife: Understanding of living forms Respect for the environment Willingness to resolve conflicts humanely, that is, non-lethally Many wildlife problems arise out of the irrational fears people sometimes show. For [...]

Squirrel Rehabilitation (by WildAgain Wildlife Rehabilitation, Inc) Find information on how to handle a wildlife emergency. Some situations do not need a rescue. Access these guides to learn more: WildAgain Wildlife Rehabilitation The Progressive Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) Squirrel Rehabilitation Handbook Conditions Seen most Frequently