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Gambling is a massive global industry, generating billions of dollars annually. Most of this money goes toward entertainment, business profits, and sometimes public programs like education or healthcare. But could gambling also play a role in protecting endangered species? The idea is not as far-fetched as it sounds. By allocating part of the revenue to …
In today’s interconnected world, collaboration is crucial to success across various sectors. This holds for both online casinos and wildlife conservation. While these fields may seem unrelated, the strategic collaboration models used by online casinos can provide valuable insights for wildlife protection efforts. Collaboration models from the casino industry can significantly enhance wildlife protection efforts. …
Contrary to the popular belief the snakes of Canada are shy and therefore do not pose any threat to the inhabitants. The Rattlesnake is the only species of snake in Canada that is considered to be dangerous and therefore pose threat.
Hunters will be able to hunt down grizzlies in British Columbia for the last time this season as a ban has been proposed by the NDP. B.C. will move towards a complete ban on the killing of grizzly bears for trophies in the Great Bear Rainforest starting from November 30 this year.
Animal protection in Canada might be going for a toss due to a form of behavior by the Animal Cruelty Appeal Board which is getting common as time passes. The SPCA working in states of Canada has been plagued by the attitude of the board which does not seem to care for the genuine welfare …
The federal government in Canada has released a plan for the protection of the caribou population of the country which was released last week. The development comes following the legal action initiated by the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society against the environment minister Catherine McKenna. In the lawsuit, they charged the government for not being …