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IFAW films during Wildlife Enforcement training in Gaborone.
Putting the Right Teams in the Training Room Helps Save Animals
14th September 2011 by Adrian Hiel
Many of those secret details will eventually be known to all, as the main purpose of this training is to launch a series of Read more »
IFAW films at the Police College in Gaborone.
Three Observations From Our Wildlife Enforcement Trainings in Botswana
13th September 2011 by Adrian Hiel
As we drove out of the airport, the high walls and electrified fences of Johannesburg quickly changed into the parched Read more »
Almost 700 tusks were seized in Malayasia.
Scale and Frequency of Ivory Seizures Shows A Rising Threat to Elephants
12th September 2011 by Adrian Hiel
More often than not, we are left with only anecdotal evidence; stories and accounts which once combined, can still give us Read more »
Ivory poaching has gone high-tech.
Halting the Internet Trade in Ivory is Key to Saving Elephants
7th September 2011 by Tania McCrea-Steele
My parents were sadly part of the significant minority who believed that you could get ivory without hurting the elephant Read more »
Sound the trumpets – there is hope for elephants after all!
1st September 2011 by Jason Bell
From where I sit in Cape Town as the Director of IFAW’s Southern Africa operations and as the Elephant Programme Read more »
Global Ivory Trade: The Elephant Outside the Room
19th August 2011 by Peter Pueschel
In 1989, when it was almost too late, conservationists were able to push an agreement to ban international ivory trade Read more »