IFAW finding a way to help care for Bali’s street dogs

Submitted by Jason Hart on Wed, 06/05/2013 - 10:38am
Kate Nattrass Atema
Mon, 05/27/2013
IFAW and BAWA help banjars take responsibility of their dogs’ health

IFAW and BAWA help banjars take responsibility of their dogs’ healthIt’s a little-known secret that in the lush paradise of Bali, dog meat restaurants exist.

IFAW finding a way to conduct whale research

Submitted by Jason Hart on Wed, 06/05/2013 - 10:34am
Conor Ryan
Thu, 05/30/2013
SOTW Team leaning into the swell in the Bay of Biscay, en route to the Mediterra

SOTW Team leaning into the swell in the Bay of Biscay, en route to the Mediterranean from the UK. From Left: Nicola Brooks Papastavrou, Edd Hewett, Luke O'Connor, Brian Morrison, Mat Jerram, Conor Ryan and Anna Cucknell.

IFAW finds a way to rehabilitate and release an Amur tiger

Submitted by Jason Hart on Wed, 06/05/2013 - 10:28am
Anna Fillipova
Mon, 06/03/2013

Watch the amazing video of Cinderella's release back into the wild, shot on location by IFAW staff working in Russia.

I should consider myself truly lucky because I took part in Cinderella’s release to the wild.

See video

Moore Oklahoma tornado: care shifts from dog and cat reunions to wildlife rehabilitation

Submitted by Jason Hart on Tue, 06/04/2013 - 3:07pm
Shannon Walajtys
Tue, 06/04/2013
Diane and Kelly in Oklahoma

IFAW responder Denise Bash reuniting Beck, an adult black lab with his family. A family friend had posted a lost dog online ad that Denise saw and resulted in a happy reunion.

Bringing back Manas National Park: the rhino that started it all gives birth

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 06/04/2013 - 12:41pm
Azzedine Downes
Wed, 06/05/2013
Cause for celebration: Maino, the first rhino ever to be released into Manas kic

Cause for celebration: Maino, the first rhino ever to be released into Manas kickstarting a crucial program to repopulate the park’s rhinos, has given birth. Pictured here taking a swim with her new born calf, Mainao was rescued in 2002 and moved to Manas in 2006. She was the first rhino to walk this UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the species reintroduction programme. She had been missing since May 26th and our team had suspected that she may be pregnant.</p /> </p></div> </div> <div class=

Standing up for badgers in London, a black and white issue

Submitted by J.C. Bouvier on Mon, 06/03/2013 - 3:08pm
Jordi Casamitjana
Mon, 06/03/2013
IFAW UK office staff, some dressed in costume, during the March on June 1st.ac

When I put my brand new white trousers on this morning and I noticed how well they looked with my black and white IFAW T-shirt, I realised that today was going to be a good day. Today was the day I would become a badger.

IFAW helps care for wildlife victims in Oklahoma following Moore tornado

Submitted by Alison Dintino on Mon, 06/03/2013 - 11:22am
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Mon, 06/03/2013
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IFAW helps care for wildlife victims in Oklahoma following Moore tornado

Rescuers from the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW - www.ifaw.org) have mobilized another team to Oklahoma. Their mission: to help care for wildlife affected by the devastating Moore tornado. Resident raptors, mammals and songbirds were injured and displaced by high winds and habitat destruction.

IFAW’s team is working with The WildCare Foundation located just 18 miles south of Moore in Noble, Oklahoma. The facility has received an additional 60 animals as a result of the disaster and reached out to IFAW for help.

Press Location: 
Yarmouth Port, MA
Press Contact
Press Contact: 
Kerry Branon (IFAW HQ)
Cynthia Carson (IFAW DC)
Contact phone: 
1.508.744.2068
1.202.536.1921
Contact email: 
kbranon@ifaw.org
ccarson@ifaw.org

科学がゾウを救う－アンボセリのゾウ保護に国際的パートナーシップ

Submitted by Kumi Nitta on Mon, 06/03/2013 - 3:43am
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Tue, 05/28/2013
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ケニアのアンボセリ国立公園に棲むゾウなどの野生生物の生息地保全に、科学が先導的役割を果たすことになりました。

国際動物福祉基金（IFAW - www.ifaw.org）、スクール・フォー・フィールド・スタディーズ（SFS – www.fieldstudies.org）及びケニア野生生物公社（KWS）のパートナーシップのもとで、今後5年間をかけて科学者や研究者、獣医たちが公園内のゾウの個体群を追跡し、ゾウにとっての空間と資源のニーズを見極め、最終的には人間とゾウの衝突をなくすことを目指します。

Press Location: 
ケニア、ナイロビ
Press Contact
Press Contact: 
スティーブ・ンジュンビ (IFAW東アフリカ）
クリスティーナ・プレトリウス (IFAWゾウプログラム)
Contact phone: 
+2520 387 0540 あるいは 387 48744
+27 21 701 8642
Contact mobile: 
+254 (0) 722 205 556 あるいは (0)733 601 827
+27 82 330 2558
Contact email: 
snjumbi@ifaw.org
cpretorius@ifaw.org
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Thousands turn out to march for badgers

Submitted by J.C. Bouvier on Sat, 06/01/2013 - 12:01pm
Robbie Marsland
Sat, 06/01/2013
IFAW UK Director Robbie Marsland and Dr. Brian May outside Downing Street.

IFAW UK Director Robbie Marsland and Dr. Brian May outside Downing Street after handing over anti-badger cull petition counts. c. IFAW

We Will Brock You – Brian May to Address London March against the Badger Cull

Submitted by Alison Dintino on Fri, 05/31/2013 - 6:08am
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Fri, 05/31/2013
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We Will Brock You – Brian May to Address London March against the Badger Cull

Queen legend Brian May will address a mass gathering of badgers – or at least humans in badger masks – on London’s streets on Saturday June 1st to protest against the imminent badger cull.

May and Bill Oddie will join thousands of people from around the country who are expected to turn out for the event to show their opposition to the Government’s cull.

Press Location: 
London, UK
Press Contact
Press Contact: 
Claire Sterling (IFAW UK)
Contact phone: 
07917 507717
Contact email: 
csterling@ifaw.org