I Found A Way to help animals

Submitted by J.C. Bouvier on Fri, 05/10/2013 - 3:54pm
Isabel McCrea
Sam, 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
Publication Date: 
Die, 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.

Pressekontakt
Pressekontakt: 
Анастасия Иванова
Telefon: 
8 903 212 57 93
E-Mail: 
glediste@yandex.ru

The Economics of Japanese Whaling

Submitted by Freund Freund on Mon, 02/04/2013 - 12:52pm
Publication Date: 
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
Publication Date: 
Fre, 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)

Applause for US Fish and Wildlife's long overdue chimpanzee proposal

Submitted by Luke Forrister on Wed, 06/12/2013 - 11:50am
Tracy Coppola
Mit, 06/12/2013
A Win for All Chimps

A win for all chimps!Yesterday marked a significant day for our closest living relative—the chimpanzee.

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

Submitted by Freund Freund 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
Mit, 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.