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This YouTube video was produced by The Australia Zoo.
“We are Wildlife Warriors. We fight for an extremely important cause – to protect our wildlife and wild places! Join us on our missions as we follow in the footsteps of the original Wildlife Warrior, Steve Irwin, and continue the work that he was so passionate about. From Tigers in Sumatra and Cheetahs in Africa, to Saltwater Crocodiles and Koalas in Australia. The ultimate mission is to save one, save the species.”
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Two Black Rhinos in Zambia, Apson and Kango, are at the heart of a critical relocation mission aimed at saving their species. Kango, a 14-year-old bull, was one of the first rhinos reintroduced to Zambia after poaching drove them to extinction in the 1990s. Now strong enough to fend for himself, he’s ready to leave his enclosure and make room for Apson, a young female who has strayed outside the safety of North Luangwa National Park and into poacher territory. Conservationists Ed Sayer and Claire Lewis lead the complex operation to … Continue
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Nestled in the heart of Ontario, Canada, Algonquin Provincial Park is a sprawling wilderness sanctuary that spans over 7,600 square kilometers. Established in 1893, it is one of the oldest and most beloved provincial parks in Canada.
Flora
Algonquin Provincial Park is home to a remarkable variety of plant life. The park’s forests are dominated by a mix of deciduous and coniferous trees. This mix creates a stunning display of colors, especially during the fall when the leaves turn vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow.
Fauna
Algonquin Provincial Park is renowned for its diverse and abundant wildlife. From … Continue
The handsome male Phainopepla is clad in sleek black plumage that inspired its name, a composite of the Greek words phainos (shining) and peplos (robe). The male also has striking white wing patches that are visible as he flies. Female and juvenile Phainopeplas are a more subtle ash-gray, with white edging on their wing feathers instead of the male’s bold white patches. Both sexes have bright red eyes, small, short bills, and ragged-looking crests.
Often described as a “black cardinal with a red eye,” the Phainopepla is actually unrelated … Continue
A family group of Plains Bison were moved across the U.S.-Canadian border this week as a gift from the Fort Peck Tribes in Montana to Mosquito Grizzly Bear’s Head Lean Man First Nations in Saskatchewan, marking the first time bison from Yellowstone National Park have crossed into Canada!
Defenders Of Wildlife works on the ground, in the courts, and on Capitol Hill to protect and restore imperiled wildlife and habitats across North America.
