The Biden Administration formally announced the revocation of the rule
finalized on January 7, 2021 that severely limited the scope of the
Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA) and exempted industry from punishment for
causing deaths or harm to migratory birds. Begun as a treaty with Canada in
1916 and since codified into law, the MBTA originally protected migratory
bird species from the feather trade.

In 2007, when Pune-based Kapil Patwardhan was 16 years old, he came across a puppy that was severely dehydrated and without any shelter. When he approached it, Kapil found that it was infested with parasites and needed urgent treatment. Kapil took the dog into his home, cared for it, and

From the 3rd to the 11th of September, Wildlife ACT attended the World Conservation Congress, held by the International Union…

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Nature’s most important ‘clean-up crew’ are on the brink of localised extinction in KwaZulu-Natal, with a drastic decline in vulture…

When 97 per cent of the vulture’s population declined, Dr Vibhu and Nikita Prakash used this technique to safely breed hundreds of the bird species that lay only one egg a year.