With the largest brain of all terrestrial mammals, elephants are intelligent and really do never forget. Research has shown that elephants can recognise individuals after years apart and can remember tracks and routes to alternative food or water sources when food is scarce or during dry seasons when watering holes dry up. They live in…Read More
Be Animalkind: Create a space for nature
Gardens can be fantastic places for wildlife. They provide shelter, places to nest and access to food and water. And you don’t need a big space, whether you have a big garden or just a small one, you have the ability to create a home for nature. Plant pollinator friendly flowers No garden is complete…Read More
Get your stripes on: it’s International Tiger Day
Tigers are the largest of the big cats, powerful apex predators and striking to look at because of their eye-catching orange and black striped coats. They are well known and popular animals, but despite this, tigers are endangered and in need of conservation. There are only around 3,500 left in the wild, and they occupy…Read More
Shark Awareness Day
When you think of sharks, your first thought may be that they are frightening, but are they really the terrifying predators we think they are? Or, are they just misunderstood? Whilst some species, like the great white shark or tiger shark, can be a threat to humans, in reality there are over 500 species of…Read More
Be AnimalKind: Support International Plastic Bag Free Day
Pick up your bag for life and leave plastic bags behind this Monday (3rd July 2017) – it is International Plastic Bag Free Day. The problem with plastic bags Plastic bags are common place in our supermarkets and shops, but have you ever wondered what happens once they leave filled with shopping? Some are reused,…Read More