Wildlife Weekly

The Coronavirus Could Have Been Prevented If We Left Pangolins Alone

The Coronavirus Could Have Been Prevented If We Left Pangolins Alone

The Coronavirus (COVID-19) was transmitted to humans via a wild animal, believed to be a pangolin, for sale in Wuhan’s wet market. Many major pub...

How Empowering Rangers & Their Families Protects Wildlife

This week our team attended a motivating WWF Event which highlighted the hard work of Game Rangers International. Sport Beattie, the CEO of Game ...

China Bans Wildlife Trade and Consumption Amid Outbreak of COVID-19

A Synopsis: China’s legislative committee passed a comprehensive ban on not only trade but also the consumption of wildlife, as a response to ...

Stories of Resilience: The Positive Acts Coming Out of Australia’s Bushfires

What’s happening in Australia? If you haven’t heard, bushfires have been tearing through the country since September. It’s estimated that the fires...

Using Blockchain and Geo-Tagging to Fight Deforestation in Africa

The Deal With Deforestation There are about 15 billion trees being cut globally annually. In Africa, deforestation rates have passed the global a...

Teaching locals beekeeping can help save the Amazon forest 🐝

Why Amazonian Bees Matter Amazonian beehives are not just a hub of pollination, they are also the most economically viable alternative to the envi...

Scientists Create Bacteria That Consumes Carbon-Dioxide

Major step for scientists creating carbon-dioxide eating bacterias. Study findings for Orca grandmothers. And Javan Rhino population bouncebacks.

Music Can Help Save Coral Reefs 🎶

Well, Coral Reef Music that is… A recent study was done on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef to see if recorded sounds from a live, vibrant coral ecos...