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A Northumberland charity is holding a series of activities until December 2021 to mark its 50th anniversary. Launched in 1971 from a Portakabin behind Newcastle’s Hancock Museum, the Northumberland Wildlife Trust is now one of the largest conservation charities in the region and has logged over one million volunteering hours. The first event to mark the anniversary is on Thursday May 6. Northumberland Wildlife Trust – 50 and Fabulous will be held online and attendees able to find out more about wildlife in the region, how the trust is engaging with young people, and the Catch my Dri...

Image used for representational purpose only ITANAGAR: The white-bellied heron, a rare and elusive bird, was spotted at Walong in the Anjaw district of Arunachal Pradesh, officials said on Saturday. Walong is around 557 km from the state capital. The bird was spotted and photographed by divisional forest officer (DFO) of Anjaw Santosh Kumar Reddy, range forest officer Nosing Pul and scientist Dekbin Yonggam earlier this month. The white-bellied heron is categorised as 'critically endangered' in the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red Data Book and is listed in Schedule...

Rare White-Bellied Heron Spotted in Arunachal Pradesh 01/05/2021 File photo of the white-bellied heron. Photo: By Mahesh Iyer – Own work Photo taken at Pho Chu/Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA 3.0 Itanagar: The white-bellied heron, a rare and elusive bird, was spotted at Walong in the Anjaw district of Arunachal Pradesh, officials said on Saturday. Walong is around 557 kilometres from the state capital. The bird was spotted and photographed by divisional forest officer (DFO) of Anjaw Santosh Kumar Reddy, range forest officer Nosing Pul and scientist Dekbin Yonggam earlier this month. T...

Itanagar, May 1 The white-bellied heron, a rare and elusive bird, was spotted at Walong in the Anjaw district of Arunachal Pradesh, officials said on Saturday. Walong is around 557 kilometers from t

PICS: Home time for 21 python hatchlings rescued from KZN garden By Nathan Craig Share DURBAN - TWENTY-ONE python hatchlings were released by the Crocworld team this week after the eggs and mother were removed from a South Coast home. On January 11 Crocworld Conservation Centre’s reptile curator, Wade Killian, and Crocworld animal care team member, Mdu Nunwana, received a call from a distressed homeowner in the Widenham area who feared for the safety of her dogs after spotting a large python on her riverside property. On arrival the snake was identified as a female southern African python. ...