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Delphine Waller, Miss France 2012, and Céline Sissler Bienvenu, Director of IFAW
Miss France 2012, Delphine Wespiser in Kenya on the threats facing the elephants of Amboseli
2nd November 2012 by Delphine Wespiser
We set out this morning at 7 a.m. It’s important to leave early for Amboseli because the animals are generally out and Read more »
In May 2006, Hong Kong Customs foiled another attempt to smuggle ivory into main
To save elephants, we have to smash every link on the ivory trade chain
30th October 2012 by Grace Ge Gabriel
The recent confiscation of 3.8 tonnes of elephant ivory tusks in Hong Kong reminds me of another ivory seizure also made by Read more »
IFAW acting CEO Azzedine Downes & the Chairman of Maasai Community Group Ranch t
Partnerships and forethought forge an Amboseli Habitat Protection Project
30th October 2012 by Steve Njumbi
Amboseli is world famous for many reasons; its elephants, popularised through movies and research by Dr. Cynthia Moss, who Read more »
Ivory seizures from Kenya: Festering Sore in Wildlife Haven
Ivory seizures from Kenya: festering sore in wildlife haven
26th October 2012 by James Isiche
Barely three months have gone since the last ivory seizure and now we have another large one in Asia that is implicating Read more »
The author talking with Dubai's TV ONE about the crisis facing the world's shark
Spotlight Dubai: The tide must turn for sharks before it’s too late
23rd October 2012 by Dr. Ralf (Perry) Sonntag
Recently, I participated in the Shark Conservation in Arabia Workshop in Dubai, held in collaboration with the UAE Ministry Read more »
Recently, representatives from INTERPOL and other major NGOs joined together in
NGO cooperation is essential to INTERPOL’s Environmental Crime Programme
23rd October 2012 by Kelvin Alie
Representatives from Washington D.C.-based non-governmental organizations gathered at the International Fund for Animal Read more »
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