30 November 2015 | World Wildlife Fund UK News Release
Samantha Trackman, (Border Force) and Helen Bulmer, (NWCU) were commended for their outstanding contribution towards [Continue Reading…]
Archives for November 2015
Mozambique Completes Elephant Collaring Effort
November 26, 2015 posted by
26 November 2015 | Wildlife Conservation Society News Release
MAPUTO, MOZAMBIQUE – A team of conservationists from WCS, the Government of Mozambique’s National [Continue Reading…]
Another Smuggled Orangutan Returned Home
November 24, 2015 posted by
24 November 2015 | Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation News Release
Jakarta, 23 November 2015. In July 2015, the Kuwait International Airport successfully intercepted an attempt to illegally [Continue Reading…]
World’s Most Endangered Primates Revealed
November 24, 2015 posted by
24 November 2015 | International Union for Conservation of Nature News Release
The latest edition of ‘Primates in Peril: The world’s 25 most endangered primates’ has been revealed today. Compiled by the [Continue Reading…]
Global Alliance Celebrates Combating Wildlife Crime
November 23, 2015 posted by
23 November 2015 | Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species News Release
Geneva – The increased involvement of organized crime groups and on some [Continue Reading…]
New Study for Understanding Leopards
November 23, 2015 posted by
23 November 2015 | News Release
In a novel study that relied on newspaper reports of “leopard conflict incidents,” scientists with the Wildlife Conservation [Continue Reading…]
Delmarva Fox Squirrel No Longer Endangered
November 13, 2015 posted by
13 November 2015 | U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service News Release
MILTON, Del. – The U.S. Department of the Interior today announced that due to concerted conservation efforts by states, [Continue Reading…]
Navy to Reassess Training Endangering Marine Mammals
November 12, 2015 posted by
12 November 2015 | Center for Biological Diversity News Release
HONOLULU— The U.S. Navy today said it plans to prepare a new environmental impact statement for training and testing [Continue Reading…]
Mongolia Takes SMART Approach to Catch Poachers
November 12, 2015 posted by
12 November 2015 | News Release
Efforts to recover wildlife and plants impacted by overharvest and illegal trade in Mongolia’s Gobi and Eastern Steppes [Continue Reading…]
Mega-dams Jeopardize Endangered Irrawaddy Dolphin
November 10, 2015 posted by
10 November 2015 | World Wildlife Fund UK News Release
Whilst years of effective conservation work has slowed the rapid rate of decline of the critically endangered Mekong River [Continue Reading…]
International Waterbird Conference Starts in Bonn
November 9, 2015 posted by
09 November 2015 | United Nations Environment Programme News Release
Bonn – Waterbird populations across the African-Eurasian flyway are on a downward trend, with declining populations outstripping [Continue Reading…]
Trans Pacific Partnership Falls Short for Wildlife
November 5, 2015 posted by
05 November 2015 | Defenders of Wildlife News Release
Washington – The New Zealand government has released the details of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a massive trade [Continue Reading…]