I once knew an Iraqi man who first learned of the Holocaust when he was an adult, traveling in Israel. It was shocking to think that anyone on earth might not know this story, and the experience gave me a deeper appreciation for the power of ...

In our last news release, we discussed the problem of lion poisoning in Africa. National Wildlife Humane Society is working with WildlifeDirect.org to assist them in stopping the poisoning of wildlife in Kenya Africa. NWHS is conducting this fundraiser at

Dr Ayoade Olatunbosun-Alakija says what she went through after losing two children made her understand the pain other women undergo. She counts as an achievement educating disadvantaged women on simple ways to ensure babies survive the first 28 days after

African lions are experiencing pressures from several fronts now. They have declined drastically from habitat loss, hunting, poaching and losses due to killings by herders and farmers protecting their livestock. Within the effort of herders and farmers to

Vladimir Putin has made headlines by championing the endangered Siberian tiger -- posing with a cuddly cub and placing a tracking collar on a full-grown female in the wilds of his country's Far East. Now Russia is helping plan an ambitious program

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In October, the carcass of a young Siberian tiger was found in Russia's Far East with two bullet holes in its skull. Experts say the animal was most probably shot by hunters in pursuit of illegal prey.

KING 5 viewers have donated $2,000 to help save the lives of two Siberian tigers. The money is expected to keep the tigers from being euthanized.

National Wildlife Humane Society recently concluded the Fall 2009 Wildlife/Nature Photo Contest. The contest was held in the NWHS sponsored internet community, Wildlife Community Network (WCN) Congratulations Kevin, the contest winner! Kevin nabbed his

The operator of the Wild Animal Sanctuary in Weld County will meet with lawyers in Mexico and the U.S. in the next few days to plot the next move in a bureaucratic struggle to rescue 15 tigers in Cancún.