I Found A Way to help animals

Submitted by J.C. Bouvier on Fri, 05/10/2013 - 3:54pm
Isabel McCrea
Sat, 05/11/2013

See our new "I Found A Way" sixty second campaign spot above.

This year, IFAW Australia celebrates 30 years of finding ways to help rescue and protect animals. We’ve always been a hands-on organisation with a practical approach and a ‘roll up your sleeves’ team of people to get the job done.

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Дороже обойдется

Submitted by Nastia Ivanova on Tue, 04/02/2013 - 12:53pm
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Tue, 04/02/2013
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Международный фонд защиты животных IFAW приветствует объявленное 31 марта 2013 года вступление в силу увеличения нормативов стоимости для исчисления размера вреда, причиненного особо ценным объектам животного мира, занесенным в Красную книгу Российской Федерации. Речь идет о таких видах, как белый медведь, амурский тигр, леопард, снежный барс, дзерен, амурский горал, безоаровый козел, алтайский горный баран и подвиды снежного барана, беркут, кречет, балобан, сапсан.

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Анастасия Иванова
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The Economics of Japanese Whaling

Submitted by Ray Bartlett on Mon, 02/04/2013 - 12:52pm
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Mon, 02/04/2013
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The Economics of Japanese Whaling

Official government of Japan statistics, Japanese press clippings, and public opinion polling in Japan show conclusively that the claim that Japanese commercial whaling is a cultural and nutritional necessity is a lie. Commercial whaling in Japan is an industry that is not profitable, that is able to exist only because of taxpayer subsidies, and that provides a product catering increasingly to a shrinking and ageing market.

IFAW北京猛禽救助中心年报（2001-2011）

Submitted by Jeff He on Sat, 09/29/2012 - 11:15pm
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Fri, 04/06/2012
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IFAW北京猛禽救助中心年报（BRRC, 2001-2011）

(中文，PDF，2.45MB)

Blickpunkt Indien: Wenn's ums Fressen geht, ist ein gerettetes Elefantenkalb gar nicht mehr scheu

Submitted by Ray Bartlett on Wed, 06/12/2013 - 10:43am
Sheren Shrestha
Mon, 06/10/2013
Da ist wohl jemand hungrig: ein gerettetes Elefantenkalb in freudiger Erwartung

Da ist wohl jemand hungrig: ein gerettetes Elefantenkalb in freudiger Erwartung der nächsten Flasche.Das Erste, was ich von der kleinen Elefantendame sah, war ihr Rüssel, den sie mir durchs Fenster entgegenstreckte.

VIDEO: Amoertijger vrijgelaten in Rusland– Cinderella’s sprong naar vrijheid

Submitted by Vriend Vriend on Wed, 06/12/2013 - 4:40am
Anna Fillipova
Mon, 06/03/2013

Bekijk de indrukwekkende beelden van Cinderella’s vrijlating in de natuur, op locatie gefilmd door in Rusland gestationeerde IFAW-medewerkers.

Ik ben ontzettend blij dat ik deelgenoot heb mogen zijn van Cinderella’s vrijlating.

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Lebanon joins CITES, participates in wildlife crime training

Submitted by Luke Forrister on Tue, 06/11/2013 - 9:47am
Dr. Elsayed Ahmed Mohamed
Wed, 06/12/2013
Dr. Elsayed Mohamed presenting during the recent training in Lebanon.

Dr. Elsayed Mohamed presenting during the recent training in Lebanon.The Middle East is a crossroad of international trade, connecting markets in Europe, Africa, and Asia.

It is also a transit route for illegal wildlife trade, which has become a major concern of governments in the region.

Sparkles of light in China are illuminating the darkness of ignorance for animal welfare

Submitted by Luke Forrister on Tue, 06/11/2013 - 9:33am
Grace Ge Gabriel
Tue, 06/11/2013
By simply making Chinese people aware that every piece of ivory comes from a d

By simply making Chinese people aware that every piece of ivory comes from a dead elephant, IFAW’s ad campaign “Mom, I have teeth” successfully reduced the high risk segment of people—those who are most likely to buy ivory—down almost by half, from 54% to 26%.</p /> </p></div> </div> <div class=

EU Trade Commissioner de Gucht stands strong for seals

Submitted by J.C. Bouvier on Mon, 06/10/2013 - 5:10pm
Sonja Van Tichelen
Mon, 06/10/2013
EU Trade Commissioner de Gucht stands strong for seals

I was encouraged to receive a response confirming the commitment to fight hard in defence of the ban.As the EU defends the 27 (soon to be 28 country) ban on seal products before the next WTO panel hearing, it is vital that we bolster our efforts to demonstrate the strength of public opposition to the cruelty of seal hunting.

A lone Icelander sets sail targeting fin whales for the first time in three years

Submitted by Jack Myers on Mon, 06/10/2013 - 4:08pm
Robbie Marsland
Mon, 06/10/2013
‘Meet Us Don’t Eat Us’ volunteers ask tourists to sign a postcard that pledges n

‘Meet Us Don’t Eat Us’ volunteers ask tourists to sign a postcard that pledges not to eat whale meat and makes it clear that they are against whaling.I arrived in Reykjavik at midnight on Sunday.