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See link for video. In the south of Cameroon, the Campo Ma'an National Park has been a safe haven for wildlife for years. The 264 064 ha forest is home to 500 plant species, 80 species of mammals including gorilla and elephants, 249...
Attention to the financial dimensions of the illegal wildlife trade (IWT) has steadily increased in recent years. The London IWT Conference in October 2018 was the latest global event to call for an increase in the use of financial investigation...
See link for photos. Sitting between two national parks in Kenya, the Chyulu Hills are home to large populations of elephants and other wildlife. The area is also the site of Apple’s latest donation, as the tech company looks for new solutions...
See link for photo. The ministry of environment is reviewing an application from Pakistan to import 10 African elephants from Namibia. Ministry spokesperson Romeo Muyunda confirmed to The Namibian yesterday that the application is currently being...
See link for photo. Director of Wildlife Brighton Kunchedwa has hailed as landmark recent convictions and sentences of wildlife criminals. Kunchedwa was commenting on the latest sentencing of a man to two years’ imprisonment with hard labour for...
See link for photo. GABORONE: President Mokgweetsi Masisi said Monday Botswana will continue to build capacity to counter the growing threat of wildlife poaching and trafficking. A number of infrastructural developments and efforts are being...
See link for photo. Sustainable ecosystem management and conservation could be given a new impetus in West Africa. The region has just acquired a warning tool in this area: the West African Regional Observatory on Biodiversity and Protected...
See link for photo. The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) revealed Thailand as the top destination for those seeking to purchase illegal ivory products. The survey also revealed that Chinese tourists often had no desire to buy the ivory. The...
See link for photos. An albino elephant was left with trapped horrific injuries that resemble The Joker after being caught in a barbaric snare for four days. Khanyisa, an elephant calf, was found alone and tangled in the snare at a private reserve...
http://journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fevo.2016.00144/full https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3aK6jwOKjlwU1Bma1k0YWltQjA/view?usp=sharing Conservation of wide-ranging endangered species is increasingly focused on large heterogeneous...
TANGLA, Jan 19: Encroachment of forest land and destruction of forests is linked with increasing man-elephant conflict. Protection of forest land and peaceful co-existence strategy for human and wild animals is the need of the hour to resolve the...
