Wildlife Conservation Blog

The Striped Ghost of Tasmania: THYLACINE

By Johnson Owino · May 5, 2026

( National Zoo in Washington, D.C., United States (circa 1903). A historic black-and-white pho...

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Meet Tasmania’s everyday hopper

By Johnson Owino · Apr 28, 2026

🦘 Bennett's wallaby Across the landscapes of Tasmania, from open woodlands to the edges of farmlan...

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The Secret Life of Pollinators

By Olivia Chelang'a · Apr 23, 2026

The Animals Behind the MagicWhat comes to your mind when you think of pollinators?Bees and birds, ri...

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🐾 Eastern Quoll — “The Polka-Dotted Night Hunter of Tasmania”

By Johnson Owino · Apr 21, 2026

  The Eastern quoll may look like a harmless spotted kitten, but beneath those brig...

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The World of Dolphins

By Evans Osumba · Apr 17, 2026

Echoes of Wisdom, Wonder, and Warning in the Waves Dolphins are marine animals that have been ref...

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WHY THE TASMANIAN DEVIL ISN’T REALLY A DEVIL

By Johnson Owino · Apr 14, 2026

Despite its scary name, the Tasmanian devil is actually a shy scavenger with one of the loudest...

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TASMANIA :An Island to discover, where nature still reigns

By Johnson Owino · Apr 8, 2026

Located south of mainland Australia, large areas of Tasmania remain wild and sparsely populated...

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THIS SMALL ANIMAL TURNS FLOWERS INTO BEDS

By Johnson Owino · Apr 2, 2026

Heartwarming moments in nature as one of the cutest tiny field mice curls up inside flowers for...

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Fastest Land Predator

By Evans Osumba · Mar 31, 2026

The Astonishing Cheetah - Nature's Sprinting Marvel Prepare to be amazed by the incredible cheeta...

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Cats Born to Roam

By Evans Osumba · Mar 26, 2026

Echoes of the Wild in Your Feline Companion Cats are known for their independent spirit and uniqu...

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