All Blog Posts for Wildlife trade

African cow horns. Image source: Alibaba.com
In clearing a mistaken story about elephant ivory, an unexpected respite
7th May 2012 by Adrian Hiel | 2 Comments
It’s not often you can say “mea culpa” and be relieved at the same time, but that’s what happened Read more »
Two important events at Parliament serve to help end the trade in elephant ivory
Two important events at Parliament serve to help end the trade in elephant ivory
3rd May 2012 by Robbie Marsland | 0 Comments
Last January the International Fund for Animal Welfare China office Asia Regional Director Grace Ge Read more »
Kenya Wildlife Service complete historic elephant collaring in Tsavo National Pa
Kenya Wildlife Service complete historic elephant collaring in Tsavo National Park
17th April 2012 by Steve Njumbi | 0 Comments
Two weeks ago nine elephants were successfully fitted with satellite-radio tracking collars in Kenya’s vast Tsavo East Read more »
In August of 2010 Anson was arrested in Malaysia for smuggling snakes in his lug
Spotlight Asia: Make wildlife criminals pay!
17th April 2012 by Grace Ge Gabriel | 2 Comments
We don’t meet or talk to criminals often. But that’s exactly what I did last November in Bangkok. At a meeting Read more »
VIDEO: Slow start to Canadian seal hunt as sealers stay home
13th April 2012 by Sheryl Fink | 6 Comments
There is nothing more frustrating than being prepared to document the commercial seal hunt and being kept down by one thing Read more »
The killing spree is over but it’s no time to celebrate
The killing spree is over but it’s no time to celebrate
12th April 2012 by Céline Sissler-Bienvenu | 5 Comments
The poachers rode into the park on horseback from Chad and Sudan, armed with automatic weapons and a single purpose: Kill as Read more »