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Wildlife & exotics archives

Equine News
Government proposes ban on primates as pets
21st June 2023
he new ban will ensure all primates are kept in zoo-level conditions.
Equine News
Fewer seabirds return to Scotland after flu outbreak
20th June 2023
NatureScot has 'cautious optimism' as species slowly return.
Equine News
SSPCA asks public to help contain injured wildlife
19th June 2023
Public appeal as 10 per cent of injured animals never found.
Equine News
Endangered wildcats released into Scottish national park
16th June 2023
The project aims to save the species from extinction.
Equine News
RSPCA urging owners to use parrot passports
15th June 2023
The advice comes after charity unable to reunite stray lovebird with owner.
Equine News
New wave of avian flu hits gulls and terns
15th June 2023
Thousands of birds in breeding colonies have died.
Equine News
RAW veterinary resource pack released
14th June 2023
Vets urged to get involved to educate owners about welfare needs of rabbits.
Equine News
More beavers moved as numbers increase
13th June 2023
NatureScot's report shows increase in beavers being translocated.
Equine News
Tolerant macaques have better self-control, study finds
9th June 2023
Research provides clues about human social evolution.
Equine News
Conservation programme launched for coastal Scotland
7th June 2023
New project aims to reverse long-term decline of priority species.
Equine News
Don't take 'selfish selfies', holidaymakers urged
6th June 2023
New campaign aims to end use of captive wild animals for selfies.
Equine News
Ticks can survive extreme temperatures, study finds
6th June 2023
Findings could help the development of effective strategies to reduce tick populations.





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