After centuries of inactivity, a striking bird is making a comeback in England thanks to a concerted conservation effort, and it’s even ahead of …
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BASC Legacy and BWF David Gray scholarship recipients announced
“Once I finish college, I aim to become a gamekeeper on a wild bird shoot where I can manage grey partridge and carry out conservation work.
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Some Hong Kongers still feeding pigeons despite B22,000 fine threat – Bangkok Post
At Un Chau Estate in Cheung Sha Wan, one of the “black spots” where large gatherings of wild birds have raised environmental hygiene concerns, at …
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10 unique pets for your home beyond cats and dogs – Hindustan Times
Birds are easy to care for as pets because they don’t require daily walks and they enjoy interacting with their owners. Hindustan Logo …
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CT migratory bird hunting seasons start soon. What to know – Hartford Courant
The 2024 Connecticut Migratory Bird Conservation Stamp, which includes the Harvest Information Program (HIP) permit, costs $17 ($9 for junior hunters …
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New Zealand Folks Choose Bird Of The Year – Bernama
The puteketeke Australasian crested grebe has won Bird of the Century 2023. New on the ballot 2024 is the Adelie penguin, backed by Antarctica New …
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Urban Birds Harbor More Antimicrobial-Resistant Bacteria Than Rural Counterparts, Study Reveals
Research led by scientists at the Universities of Bath and Oxford has found that wild birds such as ducks and crows living close to humans, …
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Bird & Bird advises Tract on its pre-seed fundraise
International law firm Bird & Bird has advised Tract, a prop-tech startup that uses AI to revolutionise the process of sourcing real estate and …
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New Zealanders commence voting to choose ‘Bird of the Year’ – AP7AM
Wellington, Sep 2 : New Zealanders started to vote for the 2024 ‘Bird of the Year’ title on Monday, an..
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Bird of the Year voting is open – ignore John Oliver and co and vote from your heart
Birds were here first. The miracle, perhaps, is that they’re still here. Of the 491 bird species recorded in Aotearoa New Zealand since first human …
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