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Dana Monistere and Carla Gaines Tate of Tangi Tourism, Casey Cousins and Christina Cooper of Global Wildlife Center and Emily Matise of Tangi Tourism were on hand to celebrate! NEWS RELEASE Louisiana Travel Association Honors Tourism Industry with 2026 Louey Awards Global Wildlife Center Named Attraction of the Year LAFAYETTE, La. (Jan. 27, 2026) – The Louisiana […]
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We’re Hiring a Registered Veterinary Technician! Global Wildlife Center – Folsom, LA Do you love animals and want to make a difference at one of the country’s largest free-roaming wildlife preserves? Global Wildlife Center is looking for a licensed Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT) to join our growing Animal Care team. This is a unique
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2025: A Year of Triumphs in Conservation Around the World The year 2025 has delivered a powerful message of hope for the planet’s threatened species, proving that dedicated, long-term conservation efforts can truly turn the tide against extinction. From rebounding megafauna to recovering island species, this year’s victories highlight the incredible resilience of nature when given
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Eye-Opening Success! When a veterinarian faces a difficult medical case, the patient’s cooperation is often just as important as the severity of the disease. But what happens when your patient is a month-old Reticulated giraffe calf? A case report, co-authored and recently presented by Dr. Kanyon McLean of Global Wildlife Center (co-authored by Dr. Gabe
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A Story of Hope: The Scimitar-Horned Oryx’s Triumphant Return Have you HERD? A species once declared “Extinct in the Wild” has made a triumphant comeback, defying the odds and rewriting its future! In December 2023, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) announced what conservationists had long dreamed of: scimitar horned oryx herds reintroduced to the wild
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