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As governments from twelve snow leopard range countries meet in Kathmandu this week to increase ...
Warming world threatens endangered big cat and water supplies for millions of people
In a bold move against poaching and illegal wildlife trade, Gabon is expected to burn its ...
Fikri Pohan and Evatma Dewi said ‘yes’ to each other, for better or worse, in a unique marriage ...
American companies and consumers are inadvertently contributing to Indonesian rain forest and ...
A document released today by WWF and partners confirms that a supplier to paper giant Asia Pulp and ...
On the occasion of the second annual World Rhino Day, WWF tomorrow will join the residents of ...
Ugandan wildlife officials and staff of conservation organizations today began a census of ...
WWF-India and authorities join hands with communities for long-term conservation of the River ...
This paper reports on promoting co-management involving participatory management planning at ...
The study shows how people’s livelihoods status is going through a change after being involved in ...
The WWF report ‘Common Ground’ assesses cases of Human Wildlife Conflict (HWC), focusing on ...
The latest document on the theme sustainable livelihoods, focuses on the compensation mechanism for ...
Human wildlife conflict
In many parts of the world, people and animals are increasingly coming into conflict over living ...
In many parts of the world, people and animals are increasingly coming into conflict over living ...
Human-wildlife conflict is one of the main threats to the continued survival of many species, in ...
In the last seven years, 200 people in Kenya were killed by wildlife. A far greater number were ...