Saving Wildlife - Bumble Bees (Image: http://www.beautifulwildlifegarden.com/ saving-bumble-bees.html)

The commitment to saving wildlife extends from the largest creatures to the smallest. One of these small creatures is the modest bumble bee…

Saving Bumble Bees – Beautiful Wildlife> Garden
Like it or not, we gardeners have a hobby that puts us right on the front line of international wildlife protection during what scientists are calling the Sixth Age of Extinction (the last extinction age 65 millions ago marking the end of the dinosaurs).

Because the bumble bee is desperately needed in agriculture, this just may end up being a success story about saving wildlife.

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Saving Wildlife - Dakatcha Woodland (Image: http://www.rspb.org.uk/news/307874-saved-african-wildlife-haven-threatened-by-biofuels-land-grab- )

We found a great saving wildlife success story! Here’s a quote from the article that says it all, ‘We applaud the Kenyan Government for this wise decision to reject untested biofuel crops in an area of high biodiversity’…

The RSPB: News: Saved: African wildlife haven threatened by biofuels land grab
A Kenyan wildlife haven threatened by the rush to grow biofuels for European companies such as IKEA, has been saved.

Although biofuel production is vital to the environment, it doesn’t have to be at the expense of wildlife. Kudos for the Kenyans for standing up for their commitment to saving wildlife.

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Saving Wildlife - Cochrane Ecological Institute (Image: http://www.cochraneeagle.com/2012/02/ local-eco-institute-implores-government-to-listen/)

This rescue and rehabilitation center is busy saving wildlife. This is an interesting read…

Cochrane Eagle Online – Cochrane’s Source of News and Opinion
The Cochrane Ecological Institute (CEI) is a 140-acre not-for-profit wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centre, located 20 minutes northwest of Cochrane, and has been devoted to saving wildlife for 47 years. Operated by Clio …

Why is it that beurocrats place mandates on non-profit organization like this one, without funding the mandates? Kudos to this group for staying the course of saving wildlife!

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Saving Wildlife - Dolphins (Image: http://www.humanesociety.org/animal_c ommunity/shelters/cape_wildlife_center/ stranded_dolphins_020212.html)

Whether it’s saving wildlife or people, effective nursing care involves dedicated heroes…

Heroes Help Wildlife—from Dolphins to Orphaned Owls—on Cape
At the Cape Wildlife Center, skill and teamwork are a hallmark of saving animals. Orphaned mammals require feeding around the clock. A badly injured animal requires constant monitoring and specialized medical treatment.

Yes, we definitely agree that saving wildlife is heroes’ work.

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Saving Wildlife - Wildlife Crossing Structures (Image: www.standard.net/stories/2012/02/03/ wildlife-crossing-structures-save-lives-hides)

Here’s a really practical result where saving wildlife is also saving people’s lives!

Wildlife crossing structures save lives, hides
LOGAN — If Utah drivers take the high road and wildlife takes the low.

Kudos to the State of Utah for implementing such an innovative project for saving lives… and saving wildlife.

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The wolf pack called Mollie’s Pack is a fine example of success in saving wildlife. The author is obviously dedicated to documenting the successful reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone. This article is a terrific read!

Kathie Lynch’s Winter Yellowstone Wolf Update | The Wildlife News
Mollie’s pack is named after Mollie Beattie, the first woman to head the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. She was the Director when gray wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone in 1995 after an absence of almost 70 years.

Didn’t we tell you the article is great? It documents a true success in saving wildlife.

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It’s hard saving wildlife species that aren’t afraid of people. That seems to be the case here…

Saving the New England Cottontail Rabbit : Rhode Island Roads
Saving the New England Cottontail Rabbit. Wildlife Experts and RWP Zoo Environmentalists attempting to repopulate the nearly endangered species. By Magazine Staff. The rare New England cottontail, a native rabbit once abundant …

Gardeners don’t always appreciate rabbits. But saving wildlife species such as the New England Cottontail has a positive effect on their ecosystem.

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Somehow those who believe in saving wildlife have a difficult time applying it to wolves. An excerpt from this article really sums up why they deserve to be included. “… the first rule of intelligent tinkering with natural ecosystems was to keep all the pieces. Eliminating predators is counter to that advice. Wolves remind us to consider what is ethically and esthetically right in dealing with natural systems.”

What Good are Wolves? | The Wildlife News
After university work in Botany, Zoology, Forest Recreation, and Wildlife Management, and 4 years as a naval aviator, Norman A. Bishop was a national park ranger for 36 years. He was the principal interpreter of wolves and…

There are documented cases of ranchers and environmentalists working together for the best way to incorporate wolves back into the ecosystem. In many areas, wolves actually play an integral part in saving wildlife.

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Saving wildlife is what’s at issue here. It’s not a blame game, so let’s get on with protecting bighorn sheep…

Here are the Facts: Bighorn Sheep vs Domestic – The Wildlife News
The letter was a response to a letter submitted to the Idaho Statesman co-signed by John Gale, National Wildlife Federation; Rob Fraser, Idaho Wildlife Federation; Craig Gehrke, The Wilderness Society; John Robison, Idaho…

Isn’t it time to stop finger-pointing, and just get on with protecting these astounding bighorn sheep. Let’s get on with saving wildlife!

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Captive breeding programs are the last hope in saving wildlife species that are limited to just a few individuals…

Saving the rarest of the rare | Wildlife News

A rare female Borneo Sumatran rhino has been caught and will be used in a captive breeding programme to try and save the species…

Let’s keep our fingers crossed that this one works in saving wildlife of this species.

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