Wildlife & Animal Welfare

John Unger, a resident of Bayfield in the state of Wisconsin, adopted Schoep 18 years ago, when the dog was only 8 months old. Schoep was physically abused by his previous owners and John took several months to...

By TreeLiving Of all the fantastic creatures in the animal world, few are as breathtakingly beautiful as the tiger, the largest of the cat species. With their striking striped tawny fur and sinuous grace, the t...

People who have visited downtown Los Angeles this week have probably found a crowd of protesters with graphic photos of alleged animal abuse outside the Staples Center. They were PETA members and other group ac...

By TreeLiving Bats in the United States are under threat from a lethal fungus. White-nose syndrome is killing native bats in their millions, with five and half million casualties to date. The epidemic is spre...

By TreeLiving Have you ever seen a turtle in person? They’re amazing creatures. Unfortunately, they’re also endangered. In fact more than 50% of turtle and tortoise species are considered threatened...

By TreeLiving Man may be the most powerful species on this green planet but he is undeniably the most selfish and destructive one. Relentlessly felling trees to make new concrete jungles, killing millions of an...

Are you ready for a challenge? For every moviegoer who sees CHIMPANZEE during the film’s opening week (April 20-26, 2012), Disneynature will make a donation to the Jane Goodall Foundation through the Disney Wor...

Internet giant Amazon.com has now officially banned the sale of all whale and dolphin products from its wholly owned Japanese website, following global outrage that these products were offered for sale. Amazon ...

BENTONVILLE, Ark., Jan. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Walmart's 2012 Acres for America program is helping conserve more than 49,000 acres of critical wildlife habitat across the United States. Acres projects co...

Wolves were once common along the West Coast, from the Olympic Peninsula of Washington state through Oregon to the far reaches of Southern California. As a keystone predator, wolves played a vital natural role ...