Wildlife trade blog
Mba Ndong Marius, a Parcs Gabon Eco Guard displaying seized poached elephant tusks and poacher's weapons, Oyem, Gabon.
Latest blog entries
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An elephant’s tale
By Simon Reeve, TV presenter & WWF-UK ambassador. The longer scientists study elephants, the ...
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A weekend of elephants – and of seeing the effect of policy
By Heather Sohl
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The images telling the story of wildlife trade
WWF photographer James Morgan reflects on the powerful photographs he took in support of our ...
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Eyes in the sky on the lookout for poachers
By Dr A. Christy Williams WWF Asian Rhino and Elephant Programme Leader
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Success and setbacks in the fight for rhinos
By Dr A. Christy Williams
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Science must continue, even as we try to stop the slaughter
By Dr Chistiaan Van Der Hoeven WWF-NL
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Elephant crisis - what poaching does to animals, environments and people
Dr Kate Evans is the director and founder of Elephants for Africa. She started her research over a ...
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Understanding the mechanics and motivation behind the demand for animal products in Asia
WWF photographer James Morgan spent time in Thailand to try and understand the mechanics and ...
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In the field with an anti-poaching patrol in Gabon
WWF photographer James Morgan spent time with an anti-poaching patrol in Gabon. He ...
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Forest elephants, scientists and chance
I spent the afternoon on the elevated observation platform at Dzanga-Baï, a vast forest clearing ...
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