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In the mid-1980s local surveys counted around 470,000 adult Bathurst caribou. Last year that figure had fallen to just over 3,600. Great @IlyaGridneff dispatch from the Northwest Territories on the devastating drop in the Bathurst caribou population https://t.co/VrYv5NHH1O #BathurstCaribou #WildlifeConservation #EndangeredSpecies #CA

RT @AmberWoods100: NEW They quietly brought back cyanide bombs on public lands. Spring-loaded traps that fire sodium cyanide into animal… #CyanideBombs #WildlifeProtection #PublicLands #Nospecificcountrycodesarementionedinthetweet.

A tiger owned by controversial trainer Carmen Zander, known as Germany's Tiger Queen, was shot dead by police after escaping its enclosure and attacking a 73-year-old keeper near Leipzig, prompting calls for stricter regulations on privately-owned animals. #TigerQueen #AnimalRights #WildlifeSafety

Residents have expressed concern over the Afon Kenfig river becoming lifeless due to a suspected sewage leak linked to ongoing construction work by Welsh Water, prompting investigations by Natural Resources Wales amid fears for local wildlife. #SewagePollution #EnvironmentalImpact #WildlifeConservation #GB

Residents are alarmed as the Afon Kenfig river has reportedly become lifeless due to a sewage leak linked to ongoing repairs by Welsh Water, prompting investigations and raising concerns about the impact on local wildlife and the ecosystem. #WaterPollution #EnvironmentalImpact #WildlifeConservation #GB

Bangladesh's tigers stalk uncertain future in Sundarbans — The slow growth in the number of tigers, despite years of conservation work, is stoking fears that the world's largest mangrove forest may one day lose its apex predator https://t.co/ekKdGrXeSj #Sundarbans #WildlifeConservation #Tigers #BD

Oxford's Museum of Natural History has observed a 47% decline in swifts, which have nested in its tower for 80 years, prompting efforts to encourage public participation in creating nesting spaces to support their dwindling population, while highlighting their unique flying abilities and ecological significance. #BirdConservation #WildlifeProtection #NaturePreservation #GB

Swifts, unique birds that spend 10 months flying and are facing a significant decline in population due to habitat loss, nest annually at Oxford's Museum of Natural History, which is actively promoting swift conservation by encouraging local residents to install nest boxes and maintain insect-friendly gardens. #WildlifeConservation #Birds #NaturePreservation #GB

Swifts, which have been nesting at Oxford's Museum of Natural History for 80 years, are experiencing a significant decline due to habitat loss, prompting the museum to encourage the installation of swift boxes in homes and promote awareness of their ecological importance. #Conservation #Wildlife #Birds #GB

A hantavirus outbreak linked to a landfill near Ushuaia, Argentina, has prompted investigations amidst local officials' denial of its association to the region, which has not recorded cases of the virus, while concerns grow over tourism and the increasing mortality rate of hantavirus infections in the country. #Hantavirus #PublicHealth #WildlifeDisease #AR #CL #ZA #NL #GB #US

As Sir David Attenborough celebrates his centenary, his significant yet often overlooked achievement in shaping Bristol into a thriving center of the wildlife filmmaking industry—responsible for producing 80% of the world’s high-quality natural history television—is highlighted, with industry leaders acknowledging the profound influence he has had on this global sector. #NatureDocumentary #WildlifeProduction #DavidAttenborough #GB

As Sir David Attenborough approaches his 100th birthday, his significant yet often overlooked achievement is his pivotal role in establishing Bristol as a global hub for wildlife filmmaking, which employs thousands and generates millions in revenue, with productions like "Planet Earth" showcasing the importance of this industry. #DavidAttenborough #WildlifeDocumentary #BristolFilmIndustry #GB #US

As Sir David Attenborough celebrates his 100th birthday, his often-overlooked achievement of shaping Bristol into a global hub for wildlife filmmaking is highlighted, with the city producing 80% of the world's high-quality nature documentaries and employing thousands, thanks to Attenborough's pioneering vision and dedication to natural history programming. #WildlifeDocumentary #NatureConservation #FilmIndustry #GB