Wildlife Trade Campaign News Archive
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Elephants in search of safe havens
When I joined WWF-Cameroon in 2006, I was anxious to meet the mysterious creature of the forest, ...
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Whither Wildlife?
With Naypyidaw hosting the World Economic Forum and poised to assume leadership of ASEAN next year, ...
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Whither Wildlife?
With Naypyidaw hosting the World Economic Forum and poised to assume leadership of ASEAN next year, ...
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African leaders warn of economic and security dangers from wildlife crime
Gabon President Ali Bongo Ondimba and African Development Bank President Dr Donald Kaberuka, who ...
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African Development Bank and WWF call for urgent action to combat wildlife crime
The African Development Bank (AfDB) and WWF will launch today a joint global call for action and ...
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UN chief takes poaching concerns to Security Council
The UN Security Council today will be briefed on the threat to peace and security posed by Central ...
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African Development Bank meeting to explore wildlife crime impacts and solutions
During its annual meetings next week, the African Development Bank will host a panel discussion on ...
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Royal event to tackle illegal wildlife trade
Prince Charles, Prince William and the UK government hosted a conference today to call for action ...
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WWF campaigner co-authors wildlife crime editorial
Protected areas are the most significant remaining habitats for the most valuable species of ...
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At least 26 elephants massacred in World Heritage site
At least 26 elephants were massacred in the Dzanga Bai World Heritage Site in the Central African ...
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Alona Rivord
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WWF International,
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