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Review: Ivory Wars — Out Of Africa Special

The latest edition of the BBC's 'Panorama' documentary series casts a disturbing eye over the trade in ivory, and the future, or otherwise, of the elephant.
Digital Journal Report by Alexander Baron - 4 comments

Bloodhounds sniff out elephant poachers in Africa

Elephant poaching continues to be a major problem in Africa's national parks. To combat this a new initiative is being tried out at the Virunga National Park. This involves the use of specially trained bloodhounds to help wardens to track down poachers.
In the Media by Tim Sandle - 4 comments

'Operation Crash' arrests 7 in US for rhino horn trafficking

Los Angeles - As part of a nationwide, multi-agency effort to tackle black rhino horn smuggling, seven people have been arrested in the US. The latest, taken into custody last night at Los Angeles International Airport, was a Chinese national.
In the Media by Elizabeth Batt - 2 comments

Two more S.African rhinos de-horned as onslaught continues

Cape Town - The onslaught against South Africa's rhinos continues with poachers darting and de-horning two white rhinos on Sunday night leaving the animals bleeding and in a life-threatening condition.
In the Media by Christopher Szabo - 5 comments

Wounded elephant gets new leg, grows up, inspires rescuers

Chhouk, a now 5-year-old bull elephant rescued in 2007 in the Cambodian jungle, was profiled recently by NBC News; alone and helpless after a chunk of his left front foot at least six inches long was lost to a poacher's trap, he almost died.

Indian poachers target a new species: a playful, cute hare Special

New Delhi - The black-naped hare, or the Indian hare, is so common in the wild in India that it is seen as a species of Least Concern by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and accorded least protection by India’s Wildlife Protection Act.
Digital Journal Report by Subir Ghosh - 4 comments

Swedish wolves suffer from poaching, halt to hunts ordered

Stockholm - More than half of all Swedish wolf deaths are the result of illegal poaching, with two-thirds of the poaching going undetected and without the mistreatment in the last ten years, the wolves’ population could be four times greater, a new study shows.
In the Media by Lynn Herrmann

South African troops battle rhino poachers, crime syndicates

International crime syndicates are teaming up with poachers in South Africa, leading to continued slaughtering of rhinos with an added twist of using AK-47 assault rifles, night-vision goggles and taunts as rhino horn’s price exceeds the price of gold.
In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 2 comments

South Africa deploys army to combat poaching

According to South African National Defence Force (SANDF) Brigadier General Koos Liebenberg, incidents of poaching have dropped significantly since the start of Operation Corona in the Kruger National Park in March this year.
In the Media by Andre C James - 2 comments

Bangladesh hoping to protect Bengal tigers

A special force is being set up in Bangladesh to save animals such as the Royal Bengal Tiger, amid evidence that poachers now pose an increased threat to the big cats.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 1 comment
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Elephant poaching in Africa is on the rise despite an international 23-year ban on the trade in ivory
Four people working in South Africa's Kruger National Park are arrested in connection with rhino poaching, the country's national parks body says.
The Democratic Republic of Congo employs a new canine unit after a spate of elephant poaching incidents at the Virunga National Park.
Len Goodman has blasted Simon Cowell for poaching Alesha Dixon and signing her for the X Factor.
The threat rhinos face from poachers in some parts of Africa and Asia is now spreading to the UK.
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Martha Stewart heads to PBS to cook

Martha Stewart has won an Emmy and spent time in prison. But, in between and after, she is still a business. Now,...
Apr 20, 2012 in  TV Fans by Tim O'Brien

Brutal attack on endangered tribe

A man from one of the world’s most endangered tribes has been attacked and seriously wounded trying to stop intruders...

World’s most isolated tribe threatened by poachers

Poachers targeting rich fishing grounds in India’s Andaman Islands are endangering the world’s most isolated...
Sep 20, 2010 by Survival International USA - 4 comments

The Real Gorillas in the mist

To talk about gorillas you think of Sigourney Weaver playing the famous Dian Fossey fighting to save the mighty...
Jun 29, 2010 by Natalie Peart - 4 comments

Endangered Animals: The Iberian Lynx

Sometimes referred to as the Spanish Lynx, this cat calls Southwestern Spain and parts of Portugal home. The head and...
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