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Wildlife-Friendly Gardening: 7 Tips for Creating a Habitat that Attracts Animals

People tend to neglect their natural surroundings in today’s fast-paced society. However, wildlife-friendly gardening provides an excellent option for reintroducing the splendor of nature into your daily life. It improves the aesthetic quality of your surroundings and serves as an essential habitat for a wide range of wildlife.  This post will review some of the ...

Viena Abdon

A chipmunk.

The Friendly and Majestic Australian King Parrots

The woods surrounding my place in Australia have an abundance of different varieties of eucalyptus trees and the European fruit and ornamental trees that we grow on the property seem to invite many different species of native birds into the yard. It’s a chance to interact and become close to some of the friendly birds ...

Trisha Haddock

An Australian king parrot sitting in a tree.

Kuranda: a Village in the Australian Rainforest

Situated in the Australian rainforest, I was lucky enough to live in Kuranda for over 2 years. Personally, I feel the above title understates how incredible it is. It should be known as something like: “Wow, Kuranda, a village in a rainforest full of such hidden life with nature everywhere you look.” That would be ...

Julie-anne D’Alcorn

Kuranda: Village in the Australian Rainforest

‘My Octopus Teacher’ Reminds Us About the Beauty of Nature

My Octopus Teacher is a documentary made by Pippa Ehrlich and James Reed. It showcases the friendship between filmmaker Craig Foster and an octopus from South Africa. The documentary premiered on Netflix this September and has been attracting rave reviews from critics as well as audiences. The octopus from ‘My Octopus Teacher’ The documentary covers ...

Jessica Kneipp

Craig Foster underwater with an octopus.

During CCP Virus Lockdowns, Wildlife Is Taking Over the Streets

With just a few people venturing outside their homes due to the quarantine restrictions placed by various countries, the streets have become largely empty. Interestingly, various types of wildlife are entering urban areas and wandering the streets, offering a curious sight to people. Wildlife comes back In the UK, a herd of about 120 Kashmiri ...

Armin Auctor

Popularity of Traditional Chinese Medicine Threatens Wildlife

The popularity of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is growing rapidly among people who are seeking alternative healthcare remedies rather than relying on Western medicine alone. With the World Health Organization (WHO) poised to recognize traditional Chinese medicine as legitimate medicine starting next year, interest in Chinese medicine is expected to boom. However, many wildlife conservationists ...

Nspirement Staff

Animal parts used in traditional Chinese medicine.