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Ivory poachers may be behind recent pygmy elephant killings in Sabah
Malaysia does not allow the use of ivory as dowry or any similar practices. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...
Ivory poachers may be behind pygmy elephant killings
KOTA KINABALU: Ivory poachers may be responsible for the recent decapitation of elephants in Sabah. State Tourism, Culture ...
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)3d
Saving Species Through Food: Lessons from Nature’s Nutrition
Whether saving endangered ferrets or feeding livestock with less environmental impact, the core message remains: nutrition ...
Travel Weekly4d
Ethical tourism is on the rise – here’s where to go and how to help
An annual report by African safari experts, Go2Africa, reveals that tourists are shifting more towards conservation-focused ...
Getaway Magazine4d
Best places to see most endangered animals in Africa & tips for ethical and responsible tourism
Travel expert Justin Chapman at Go2Africa reveals the best places to see six of the most endangered animals in Africa and ...
Pet Rescue Report4d
At least 50 ‘vulnerable and endangered’ hippos killed by anthrax poisoning in Africa’s oldest reserve
Spread the loveIn the eastern part of the Congo’s Virunga National Park, Africa’s oldest national park, Anthrax poisoning has ...
Chester Zoo’s largest-of-its-kind African savannah opens to visitors
Chester Zoo has unveiled its newest zone centred around African species, becoming the largest zoo habitat ever created in the ...
The Independent3d
Chester Zoo’s largest-of-its-kind African savannah opens to visitors
Alongside the grasslands, an indoor habitat named ‘Hidden Savannah’ has become the new home to many of Africa’s desert dwellers and other species such as pygmy mice, African bullfrog and ...