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Pink-backed pelicans | Photo credit: Gus Akerhielm

Oct 04, 2021 Counting Birds and Other Wild Animals

Posted at 12:00hin Animal Well-being, Animals, Articles, Sustainability/Biodiversity, WellBeing News - By Andrew Rowan, DPhil

...birds is to sort them into feeding guilds. Invertivores (birds that feed on invertebrates) are estimated at 15 billion, while omnivores (birds that eat the food of both plant and...

Book cover of "Animal Welfare in World Religion Teaching and Practice "

Jul 18, 2023 Book Review: Animal Welfare in World Religion by Joyce D’Silva

Posted at 09:55hin Book Review, Tales of WellBeing - By Andrew Rowan

...subject. It should be noted that animal agriculture is a significant problem for the world. Growing cereals and legumes to feed animals raised intensively to produce products for human consumption...

Dogs being treated by Worldwide Vets | Photo credit: Worldwide Vets

Oct 28, 2024 Recognizing the Impact of Partners and Donors in Ukraine’s Rescue, Relief, and Rebuilding Efforts

Posted at 12:55hin Articles, Companion Animals, Global Dog Campaign, Save The Dogs & Other Animals, Sloboda Zvierat, Street Dog Coalition, Tales of WellBeing, Tigers in America, Worldwide Vets - By Kathleen Rowan CEO, WellBeing International

...Ukraine has led to significant achievements, including providing over 1,100 tons of pet food, feeding over 9,000 animals, and performing nearly 5,500 sterilizations, microchipping, and vaccinations. We extend our heartfelt...

Aug 21, 2020 Greyton Farm Animal Sanctuary

Posted at 20:09h - By WellBeing International

...to feed, shelter or sleep. The sanctuary also reaches out to the greater Greyton community to promote compassion for all sentient beings. History GFAS started life in 2005 shortly after...

Animal Corridors | Credit: Wirestock Creators, Shutterstock

Apr 16, 2023 Exciting Developments for the Connectivity of Wild Landscapes

Posted at 16:33hin Animal Well-being, Articles, CLLC (Center for Large Landscape Conservation), Sustainability/Biodiversity, Tales of WellBeing, Wild Animals - By Andrew Rowan, DPhil and Kathleen Rowan

...that biodiversity and local human communities can thrive. Connectivity refers to the presence of land or water corridors that allow wildlife to migrate, disperse, mate, feed, and thrive. Linear human...

Sep 13, 2022 Recovering Species from the Threat of Extinction

Posted at 15:11hin Animal Well-being, Articles, Public Awareness/Attitudes, Sustainability/Biodiversity, Tales of WellBeing, Wild Animals - By Andrew Rowan

...earth may have recently reached “peak agricultural land,” meaning that we can continue to feed the global human population without taking any more land away from wildlife. In fact, despite...

An image of a family of foxes, with a mother fox and her little ones

Dec 07, 2020 Backyard Wildlife

Posted at 09:13hin Animals, Articles, WellBeing News - By John Hadidian, PhD

Are suburban yards/gardens good for wildlife? If you are one of the 57 million Americans who feed and watch birds at home that question may seem a little silly. And...

Apr 07, 2022 Tigers in America®

Posted at 10:52h - By WellBeing International

...feed animals (such as sanctuary and zoo animals) who have been caught up in the war. The large and dangerous predator zoo residents are the most difficult to move. If...

Mar 13, 2022 Lost Dog Syndrome

Posted at 10:46hin Animal Well-being, Articles, Companion Animals, Tales of WellBeing - By Dave Pauli

...I found food placed for him by every dumpster and parking lot. Several of those feeders expressed interest in adopting Putz. The local Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter screened all applicants...

Dec 19, 2019 Hunting the Wren – A Holiday Bird by Elizabeth Atwood Lawrence

Posted at 09:11hin Book Review, Resources, Wildlife on Land - By Elizabeth Atwood Lawrence

...wild is steadily being reduced as the domesticated realm takes over wild spaces to feed and support an ever-larger human population (now over 7.7 billion and projected to reach 11...