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How people can put an end to animal cruelty

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Image source: pixoto.com Wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers everywhere know all too well that the simple admiration of animals isn’t enough to conserve the beauty of the world. They know that steps have to be taken if future generations are going to enjoy nature as much as we do today. Tatiana Regan One of these steps is putting an end to animal cruelty. This is a cause that everyone should be aware of, even as many animals are facing extinction. Treating animals with dignity and respect can go a very long way in the fight against animal cruelty. When people notice that even the smallest of creatures in forests are being set free from traps, it will light a fire that would lead countless others toward the cause. It goes without saying that ending animal cruelty is also an integral part of animal conservation. Anti-cruelty campaigns work in perfect harmony with anti-poaching programs. And there are a number of organizations that push for these goals, such as the Amer...
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Electrical Fences Fatal to Many Species

Poor installation of power lines and electrical fencing is becoming a problem around Africa. There are numerous national parks, reserves, and farms around South Africa. So, to keep predators and undesirable animals from intruding and to protect livestock, these areas are usually enclosed in electric fencing. Although the fences are intended to protect animals inside the areas, these fences are equally harmful to some of them, too. Today, Tatiana Regan talks about why and how electrical fencing is harmful to many animals. Many have not taken the issue seriously: electrical fences are deadly. These fences are becoming a threat to wildlife. Even the number of incidents is quite alarming. In 2008, about 21,000 reptiles were reported to have been killed due to electrocution after an encounter with these electrical fences.   Another study showed that even leopards, African elephants, Cape buffalos, giraffes, and white rhinos have died for the same reasons. Primates have a...
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3 Exciting Safaris in Africa

A trip to Africa won’t be complete without experiencing and joining a safari. Africa is well-known for its iconic wildlife and spectacular landscape. Many custom-designed safaris cater to both first-timers and experienced travelers. These safaris give travelers the chance to see wildlife and to learn more about conservation issues confronting the ecosystem. Today, Tatiana Regan will talk about three exciting safaris designed by the African Conservation Foundation (ACF). 1.        The Gorilla Conservation Safari This trip lasts for three days and entails a visit to the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, a UNESCO-designated World Heritage Site. It is located between Rwanda, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The park is known for its jungle forests, lowland forests, rich ecosystem, and diverse species. This forest is one of the four parks that provide a habitat for mountain gorillas. These gorillas are already considered endangered...
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