A new born calf.
Giraffe Giraffa camelopardalis , conception occurs in the rainy season, with birth occurring in the dry months. Female giraffes breed every 20 to 30 months. The gestation period is about 457 days. Mother giraffes give birth standing up or walking. The giraffe calf drops 2 m to the ground. Most often a single calf is born. […]
RED FRONTED GAZELLE
Red fronted gazelle called Eudorcas rufifrons scientifically and Jar Barewa in Hausa. They are found in open grassy habitats interspersed with thorny brush and trees for shade of the African continent, stretching from the Sahelian zone stretching to the southern edge of the Sahara desert. Red fronted gazelle have a gestation period of 184-189 days, […]
DOMESTIC PIG
Pigs scientifically called Sus domestica and Alade in Hausa, the first domesticated pigs where believed to be domesticated in the Near East around 10,000 – 11,000 years ago. Pigs are large, social, omnivorous mammals with insatiable appetites and one of the smartest animals on the planet. Their intelligence ranks higher than dogs and even some […]
The Olive Baboon
The olive baboon scientifically called Papio anubis and Bika in Hausa language is one of the six species of baboon (Genus Papio) worldwide. An old world monkey, it’s the most wide-range specie of all baboons native to 25 countries throughout Africa, inhibiting some mountainous regions of the Sahara, savannahs, steppes, and forests. The common name is derived from its coat color, […]
WORLD RANGERS DAY 2025
World Rangers Day is a day set aside every 31st of July to celebrate rangers globally for their efforts towards protection of wildlife and their habitats. This year’s theme is “Rangers, Powering Transformative Conservation”, which closely aligned with the upcoming IUCN World Conservation Congress theme: “Powering Transformative Conservation”, which is schedule to take place at […]
WORLD NATURE CONSERVATION DAY, 2025
World’s Nature Conservation Day 2025 World’s Nature Conservation Day is a day set aside every 28th July to increase awareness on the need to protect, preserve and manage nature and natural resources such as; water, soil, fauna, flora, and also to recognize that a healthy environment is vital to humans and other living organisms. The […]
world lion day celebration 2025.
The world lion day was initiated by the Big Cats Rescue, which is the world’s largest accredited sanctuary dedicated to big Cats. It was established to bring worldwide notice about the decrease in number of Lions and the urgent need for their conservation. Lions existed in large populations 100 years ago, today; their numbers are […]
The Arabian Camel
Saturday Friday 14/06/2025 The Agency acquire a male and Two female Arabian camels, also known as the dromedary (Camelus dromedarius), is a large, even-toed ungulate native to the Arabian Peninsula and some parts of North Africa as well can be found in deserts, arid plains, and savannahs. Now also domesticated and introduced In some parts […]
Veterinary Council of Nigeria Visit.
Wednesday 30/07/2025, we received a strong delegation from the Veterinary council of Nigeria for accreditation , as part of their duty to evaluate whether an institution or program meets the established standards of quality set by an accrediting body. It ensures accountability, promotes continuous improvement, and validates the institution’s commitment to excellence in education. This […]
World Female Ranger Week (June 23–30, 2025)
Theme: “When Women Rise, We All Rise” World Female Ranger Week is a global initiative (June 23–30) founded by Holly Budge and her NGO “How Many Elephants”, spotlighting women who serve as wildlife rangers worldwide. With only around 22% of rangers being female, the week celebrates their contributions to biodiversity protection, community empowerment, and gender equity in […]
