All Blog Posts for Elephants

Spotlight Amboseli: Elephant social relationships – both long and short terms ma
Spotlight Amboseli: Elephant social relationships – both long and short terms matter
22nd May 2012 by Vicki Fishlock | 3 Comments
Some of the readers of this blog have commented on my evident enjoyment of my job. I’m glad it’s so obvious, and Read more »
Teaching a new, receptive generation the value of protecting wildlife
Teaching a new, receptive generation the value of protecting wildlife
21st May 2012 by Rikkert Reijnen | 0 Comments
I love it when my six year old daughter sings this child’s song about a baby elephant in the forest holding on to its Read more »
Raising the issue of wildlife trade as a matter for public awareness
Raising the issue of wildlife trade as a matter for public awareness
15th May 2012 by Julie Landry | 0 Comments
This year, for the second time in a row, the International Fund for Animal Welfare was invited to participate in the " Read more »
Watch Cynthia Moss on elephant mothers
10th May 2012 by | 660 Comments
Every year, thousands of elephants are slaughtered for their ivory. Join our elephant march today to convince governments Read more »
Three poached elephants in Cameroon's Boubandjida National Park earlier this yea
Into the heart of European Parliament: Being part of IFAW is an act of citizenship, a commitment
8th May 2012 by Julie Landry | 7 Comments
"Life [is] like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get." Forrest Gump famously said in the Read more »
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 »
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