Wildlife Trade Campaign News Archive

Killing elephants threatens Kenya's Economic Security

Kenya’s tourism industry faces a gloomy future if the current killing of elephants is not ...

26 February 2013
All eyes on countries fuelling illegal ivory trade

Sanctions should be imposed on Thailand, Nigeria and DRC for their roles in the illegal ivory ...

21 February 2013
Eyes in the sky on the lookout for poachers

By Dr A. Christy Williams WWF Asian Rhino and Elephant Programme Leader

19 February 2013
Success and setbacks in the fight for rhinos

By Dr A. Christy Williams

19 February 2013
Science must continue, even as we try to stop the slaughter

By Dr Chistiaan Van Der Hoeven WWF-NL

19 February 2013
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 ...

15 February 2013
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 ...

11 February 2013
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 ...

11 February 2013
Poachers kill over 11,000 elephants in Gabon

Poachers have killed an estimated 11,100 elephants – between 44 to 77 per cent of the population – ...

06 February 2013
Kony's LRA engaged in poaching and ivory trade

Joseph Kony has commanded his Lord’s Resistance Army soldiers to kill elephants in Central African ...

04 February 2013

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