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PNG youths' loss of tradition is bad news for hunting — but also for conservation - Vimarsana News

PNG youths' loss of tradition is bad news for hunting — but also for conservation

With two-thirds of the country draped in dense, tropical rainforests, Papua New Guinea is home to diverse wildlife, including several marsupial species, flightless cassowaries, and vibrant birds-of-paradise. Just as diverse are the cultures of its people, who have inhabited the land for nearly 50,000 years, first as hunter-gatherers and later as agriculturalists. Today, more than […]

Tree kangaroo born at Roger Williams Park Zoo - Vimarsana News

Tree kangaroo born at Roger Williams Park Zoo

Roger Williams Park Zoo is part of a program helping with the recovery of tree kangaroos, only 2,500 of which live in the wild.

Post Courier Kabwum DDA partners with Tree Kangaroo Conservation Program for service delivery - Vimarsana News

Post Courier Kabwum DDA partners with Tree Kangaroo Conservation Program for service delivery

Kabwum DDA partners with Tree Kangaroo Conservation Program for service delivery

Indianapolis Prize 2023 nominees announced by Indy Zoo - Vimarsana News

Indianapolis Prize 2023 nominees announced by Indy Zoo

The Indianapolis Zoological Society announced the 2023 nominees for the prestigious Indianapolis Prize that honors wildlife conservationists.

Families visiting Bronx Zoo have amazing sight to see: Rare baby tree kangaroo - Vimarsana News

Families visiting Bronx Zoo have amazing sight to see: Rare baby tree kangaroo

A baby Matschie's tree kangaroo has been born at the Bronx Zoo in New York City — and it's now been seen poking its head out of its mother's pouch. It's the first of its species born at the zoo since 2008.