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Explore the captivating Everlasting Animals blog, offering a treasure trove of posts curated from a selection of the nation’s most extraordinary animal organizations. Delve into a rich tapestry of engaging articles that highlight the unparalleled dedication and remarkable work of these animal havens. From heartwarming rescue narratives to insightful conservation initiatives. Immerse yourself in a world of knowledge as we shine a spotlight on the extraordinary efforts being made to safeguard and nurture animals across the country. Discover how each sanctuary’s unique mission contributes to the collective endeavor of creating a more compassionate world for all creatures.

The Vital Role of Animal Sanctuaries in Safeguarding Wildlife

Animal sanctuaries play a vital role in our society by providing a safe haven for animals in need. These sanctuaries offer refuge to animals rescued from various situations, including abuse, neglect, exploitation, and abandonment. Additionally, they provide essential care, rehabilitation, and medical treatment to these animals, allowing them to heal both physically and emotionally. Moreover, animal sanctuaries serve as educational centers, raising awareness about animal welfare issues and promoting compassion towards all living beings. Furthermore, by supporting and promoting the work of animal sanctuaries, we can help ensure the well-being and protection of animals in our communities and beyond.

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Tiny Fossil Illuminates Penguin’s Surprisingly Useful Wings and How They Evolved
- Supertrooper
Tiny Fossil Illuminates Penguin’s Surprisingly Useful Wings and How They Evolved
Sometimes, certain aspects of an animal’s biology can seem completely redundant, such as the tiny arms of a T. rex, or wings on a flightless bird. But thanks to a recent study of fossilized penguin wings, researchers were able to pinpoint when these birds had turned their seemingly pointless wings into powerful diving aides. A […]
Scientists find unexpected biodiversity in an African river, thanks to eDNA
- Supertrooper
Scientists find unexpected biodiversity in an African river, thanks to eDNA
When Manuel Lopes-Lima set out to survey aquatic biodiversity on the Corubal River in 2022, he’d set his expectations very low. The river that straddles the West African nations of Guinea and Guinea-Bissau was, after all, very remote and grossly understudied. Two expeditions later, the story has turned on its heels. With the help of […]
Pink Amazon Dolphins at Risk as Biologists Investigate Impact of Climate Change
- Supertrooper
Pink Amazon Dolphins at Risk as Biologists Investigate Impact of Climate Change
In response to last year’s devastating drought in the Amazon, which led to the death of over 200 river dolphins, a team comprising biologists, veterinarians, and local fishermen has embarked on a crucial mission. Coordinated by the Mamirauá Institute for Sustainable Development, this project aims to assess and safeguard the health of the endangered Amazon […]
Petition: Demand Iceland Ban Whale Hunting
- Supertrooper
Petition: Demand Iceland Ban Whale Hunting
Whale hunting is an extremely painful and cruel way to kill animals. Animals that haven’t even done anything wrong – they’re simply living their lives, swimming in their waters, when suddenly humans attack them with harpoons, leaving them to bleed out and suffer. Yet the government of Iceland has just approved a new license for […]
Badger culling to end in England by 2029, government says
- Supertrooper
Badger culling to end in England by 2029, government says
Badger culling will end in England by 2029, the government has said. Some culls under existing licences will continue until 2026, according to sources at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), but it is highly unlikely any new ones will be granted. The National Farmers’ Union has been lobbying government to keep […]
Welcome To The Willamette Valley Conservation Area: The 572nd Jewel in the National Wildlife Refuge System
- Eden Taylor
Welcome To The Willamette Valley Conservation Area: The 572nd Jewel in the National Wildlife Refuge System
Discover the newest addition to the National Wildlife Refuge System, the Willamette Valley Conservation Area in Oregon. As part of the Willamette Valley National Wildlife Refuge Complex, this conservation area is home to diverse ecosystems, including wetlands, grasslands, and oak woodlands, which support a wide range of wildlife, such as the Dusky Canada Goose and Fender’s Blue Butterfly. Learn about the collaborative efforts, including contributions from tribal nations, to protect and restore these vital habitats. Although not yet open to the public, future plans promise opportunities for people to connect with nature in this remarkable landscape.
Friends of Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge Honored Nationally
- Eden Taylor
Friends of Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge Honored Nationally
The Friends of Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge, a dynamic and dedicated Refuge Friends organization, has been awarded the prestigious 2024 Molly Krival Award – Refuge Friends Group of the Year. This honor recognizes their outstanding contributions to community engagement and conservation at Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge (fws.gov/refuge/hackmatack), which spans Illinois and Wisconsin.
Engineering Equipment Operator Robert Luna Receives 2024 Refuge Employee of the Year Award
- Eden Taylor
Engineering Equipment Operator Robert Luna Receives 2024 Refuge Employee of the Year Award
Robert Luna knows Toppenish National Wildlife Refuge better than anyone else. As an engineering equipment operator for more than 33 years, Luna has dedicated his life to maintaining the refuge and improving its habitat for plants and animals. In recognition of his innovation, passion, and diligence, Luna was named the National Wildlife Refuge Association’s Refuge Employee of the Year. 
National Wildlife Refuge Association President To Step Down; Search for Successor Begins
- Eden Taylor
National Wildlife Refuge Association President To Step Down; Search for Successor Begins
The National Wildlife Refuge Association is announcing the upcoming departure of President Geoffrey Haskett, initiating a search for his successor. Haskett, who has served as President for the past seven years and has been based in Grants Pass, Oregon for the last two years, will be stepping down. The Board has decided to relocate the President position to the Washington, D.C. area. While the exact date of Haskett's departure is still to be determined, he has committed to collaborating with the Board to ensure a seamless transition. The position will be advertised shortly, inviting qualified candidates to apply.
Turtles in Trouble: Giving Leatherback Sea Turtles A Fighting Chance
- Paolo Brinderson
Turtles in Trouble: Giving Leatherback Sea Turtles A Fighting Chance
Leatherback Sea Turtles, the largest turtles in the world, are facing significant threats from climate change, habitat loss, and artificial lighting. These ocean giants, known for their incredible migration journeys, rely on a few crucial nesting sites to lay their eggs. The Refuge System plays a vital role in protecting these habitats. Discover how you can help protect Leatherback Sea Turtles and support our conservation initiatives.

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