Defenders Of Wildlife Refuge Of The Year Acceptance Speech

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In honor of National Wildlife Refuge Week, watch Christian Hunt’s acceptance speech on behalf of the Okefenokee Protection Alliance.

Defenders recently took the stage in Washington, DC to receive the National Wildlife Refuge Association’s Refuge of the Year award on behalf of the Okefenokee Protection Alliance, which combines the efforts of more than 40 organizations against mining in and around Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge.

“Over the last six years, our partners have shared one goal: Safeguarding the refuge and the wildlife that call it home,” said Christian Hunt, senior policy … Continue

Tubi’s Rise In The Streaming Market

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Tubi, launched in 2014, is a free, ad-supported streaming platform that has gained significant traction in the crowded digital streaming space. Its success can be attributed to several key factors:

  1. Business Model: Free, Ad-Supported Streaming
  • Unlike most of its competitors, Tubi offers completely free content in exchange for users watching ads. This model, known as AVOD (advertising-based video on demand), makes Tubi attractive to consumers seeking a no-cost alternative to subscription services like Netflix or Disney+.
  • The low barrier to entry—no need to create an account or commit to a paid subscription—has allowed Tubi to attract millions of
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What Happens To Birds Who Hit Windows?

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This YouTube video was produced by The Toronto Wildlife Centre. BrantaMedia.Com was not paid to post this video and is not partnered with the Toronto Wildlife Centre.

What do you do when you find an injured bird on the ground? For Clemence, she does everything she can to help.

‪@1993FLAP‬ volunteer Clemence patrolled the streets of downtown Toronto before her shift as a wildlife rehabilitator at TWC. Her heart sank when she spotted the first bird, a Ruby-Crowned Kinglet, barely moving after striking a window. She cradled his tiny, frail body and placed him in a paper … Continue