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Written by: Administrator
NAIROBI, Kenya yesterday unveiled a new national strategy to increase the number of the endangered rhino in the next five years. The 2007-2011 Conservation and Management Strategy for the Black Rhino in ...
November 1th, 2007
Word count: 1477
Written by: Administrator
Johannesburg - Four gorillas are to return home to Cameroon in November, two animal welfare organisations said on Tuesday. A joint statement by the National Zoological Gardens of South Africa (NZG o...
October 31th, 2007
Word count: 269
Written by: Administrator
Investigations by WCST (WildLife Conservation Society of Tanzania, Birdlife in Tanzania), have confirmed that Diclofenac has been licensed for veterinary use in the country. Diclofenac induces f...
October 30th, 2007
Word count: 308
Written by: Administrator
Johannesburg - Four gorillas are to return home to Cameroon in November, two animal welfare organisations said on Tuesday. A joint statement by the National Zoological Gardens of SA (NZG of SA) and...
October 30th, 2007
Word count: 254
Written by: Administrator
PORT LEWIS, KUALA LUMPUR, HANOI--Nearly 500 years after Dutch sailors are believed to imported the first macaques to Mauritius, claims of a need to control them as an alleged invasive species hav...
October 29th, 2007
Word count: 1101
Written by: Administrator
Protecting the world's remaining tropical forests will play a vital role in preventing dangerous climate change in the future, says Peter Seligmann. In this week's Green Room, he calls for a global...
October 29th, 2007
Word count: 1019
Written by: Administrator
Conservationists across the BirdLife Partnership are welcoming news that the Ugandan government has dropped its plan to give away a third of Mabira Forest Reserve to provide land for sugarcane plantati...
October 29th, 2007
Word count: 500
Written by: Administrator
Extinction threat growing for mankind’s closest living relatives Hainan, China - Mankind’s closest living relatives – the world’s apes, monkeys, lemurs and other primates &nda...
October 28th, 2007
Word count: 1242
Written by: Administrator
In the past two months some of the Lewa KPR Security team has been on two anti-poaching missions to the Masaai Mara following an invitation by the Mara Conservancy. Mara Conservancy rangers have v...
October 26th, 2007
Word count: 389
Written by: Administrator
The Zanzibar government yesterday slapped a complete ban on importation and circulation of all types of plastic bags, in a national-wide campaign to protect the environment and human health. Zanzibar...
October 26th, 2007
Word count: 211
Written by: Administrator
CAPE TOWN - South Africa's cabinet has approved an indefinite ban on commercial abalone fishing to guard against poaching of the shellfish, which is increasingly popular in Asia.   "It i...
October 26th, 2007
Word count: 182
Written by: Administrator
#As Daniel and Ginette Taylor pack their bags for a month-long trek through western Cameroon, they're doing their best to prepare for the unpredictable. The Coquitlam couple will leave B.C.'s cold, wet...
October 25th, 2007
Word count: 481
Written by: Administrator
"My name is Eugène Rutagarama and my work is to protect mountain gorillas." CNN has launched a global initiative to showcase CNN Heroes, ordinary people who accomplish extraordinar...
October 25th, 2007
Word count: 330
Written by: Administrator
The Ewaso Nyiro South Development Authority has taken the first step towards making tourism in the Maasai Mara Game Reserve more sustainable and beneficial to local communities. Under the newly la...
October 25th, 2007
Word count: 439
Written by: Administrator
UNITED NATIONS, (IPS) - Failure to take drastic action to avert further climate change and loss of biodiversity poses serious risks to the future of humanity, a major U.N. report warned Thursday. Titl...
October 25th, 2007
Word count: 906
Written by: Administrator
Forest fragmentation threatens biodiversity, often causing declines or local extinctions in a majority of species while enhancing the prospects of a few. A new study from the University of Illinois shows...
October 24th, 2007
Word count: 775
Written by: Administrator
Richards Bay residents were surprised to see a hippo going for a stroll on the beach and enjoying some surfing before wandering off again. The adult hippo was seen frolicking in the waves at Alkantstr...
October 24th, 2007
Word count: 378
Written by: Administrator
A new program in Zambia teaches former poachers new ways to make a living in order to support conservation goals. Reporter Joseph Schatz talks about how the organization, the Community Markets for C...
October 23th, 2007
Word count: 1286
Written by: Administrator
Ghanaian Chronicle (Accra) On May 1,1998, many organizations including the World Resources Institute (WRI), United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) a...
October 19th, 2007
Word count: 1207
Written by: Administrator
LONDON - Elephants can literally smell danger, according to a study on Thursday that shows the animals can sniff out whether humans are friends or foes. The study in Kenya found elephants detected bo...
October 19th, 2007
Word count: 377
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