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"Viability of an Endangered Population of Greater Gliders" by Brooke Phillipa Mulley - Vimarsana News

"Viability of an Endangered Population of Greater Gliders" by Brooke Phillipa Mulley

Greater gliders are experiencing widespread decline across their distribution. They are obligate cavity dependent folivores with poor thermotolerance and high susceptibility to fragmentation and fire. These characteristics put greater gliders at high risk of further decline and extinction. Conservation of all populations are crucial to the species’ persistence. One of these populations of greater gliders is found at Seven Mile Beach National Park (SMBNP), on the South Coast of New South Wales. This population is heavily isolated and is known to occur at low densities, which has resulted in t...

Source: uow.edu.au
A Dire Year for Oregon's Wolves - Vimarsana News

A Dire Year for Oregon's Wolves

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) released the 2021 annual wolf report this week. Unfortunately, the report shows that 2021 was not a great one for wolves.

Rare Blue-Throated Macaws Spotted Playing at Bird Park - Vimarsana News

Rare Blue-Throated Macaws Spotted Playing at Bird Park

Rare Blue-Throated Macaws Spotted Playing at Bird Park Rare Blue-Throated Macaws Spotted Playing at Bird Park Comments Off on Rare Blue-Throated Macaws Spotted Playing at Bird Park Parana, Brazil – Two blue-throated macaws were seen play-fight over a hanging wooden toy at Bird Park (The Parque das Aves) in the city of Foz do lguacu in the Brazilian state of Parana. A video released by the Real Press shows two Caninde macaws, also known as blue-throated macaws and Wagler’s macaws, are engaging in a friendly ‘fight’ to win a wooden toy suspended on a branch.   According to BirdLife, a ...