The usual unusual adventure… Are you ready to meet, Michael Jackson?
What I love about my work in wildlife rescue and conservation is that there is nothing usual about it. I never know what might happen the next day or moment and there is rarely any routine. Of course, I have to admit that that is very challenging sometimes too. But most times it keeps things interesting and exciting!
Difficulties and disappointments in Wildlife rehabilitation and the story of the comatose barn owl miracle, without a happy ending.
Patience in Wildlife Rehab and Baby Howler Spartacus – Part 4
My apologies for the long delay. In Wildlife rehabilitation we often have to wait for many weeks and months and in some cases even as long as 1.5 – 2 years, before we can release some of our patients.
Wildlife conflicts and the story of Amy the keel-billed toucan fledgling – Part 1. Close proximity often leads to conflict. I will soon write a „proper“ article on the notorious human-wildlife conflict, for Belizean newspapers and magazines and I might share it on this blog, as that, once again, is a whole big subject in itself.
Baby Howler Monkey Rescue (Part 3): Wildlife Rehabilitation is a challenging waiting game in which we try to minimize fear and maximize „spirit“
„Mr. P’s“ surgery with surprising, human, side effects. Disclaimer for the faint of heart: this monkey had a very severe injury! Yet his story continues and we keep on hoping for the best.
I heard it once too much! I should share some words about what it is I do and care about.
