Abused Zimbabwe Elephants Begin New Life
The nine wild elephants rescued from cruel safari training at a Zimbabwe ranch have been successfully relocated to their new home in Hwange National Park. Tracking shows the elephants have stayed together as a group as they begin their new life in a protected reserve free from abuse and neglect.
Thank you to all the incredible supporters who helped IFAW make this life-saving rescue effort possible.
3,172 Animals Saved in Philippines
An average of 200 animals a day were fed or treated by IFAW's Water Rescue Team during its recent typhoon rescue efforts in the Philippines. Over the course of sixteen days on the ground, IFAW’s team reached over 11 flooded communities containing 15 villages to help more than 3000 animals by feeding, treating and rescuing those in most need.
Sadly, yet another typhoon has struck the Philippines. IFAW is in direct contact with our partners at the Philippines Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) to help them care for more suffering animals with a financial grant.
IFAW launches new whale watching report at the IWC
IFAW's new report, Whale Watching Worldwide provides a country-by-country
economic analysis of the global whale watching industry, revealing that whale
watching in the last year generated US$2.1 billion.
This report launches as more than 80 countries debate the future of whaling and whale conservation at the 61st annual meeting of the International Whaling Commission (IWC) in Madeira, Portugal.
Read the Executive Summary here
Get the full report and learn more about what you can do to help whales
