by Adam Cruise | Oct 18, 2022 | News
By Matt McGrath – BBC News Confiscated ivory from elephants killed more than 30 years ago has turned up in recent raids, say scientists. The tusks were once part of a stockpile seized from poachers and held in sealed containers by the government of Burundi. In...
by Adam Cruise | Oct 18, 2022 | Studies
By Ryan M. Huang ,Rudi J. van Aarde ,Stuart L. Pimm,Michael J. Chase,Keith Leggett – PlosOne Abstract Southern Africa spans nearly 7 million km2 and contains approximately 80% of the world’s savannah elephants (Loxodonta africana) mostly living in isolated...
by Adam Cruise | Oct 18, 2022 | Press Releases
By Elephants Without Borders A new study by the University of Pretoria, Duke University and Elephants Without Borders is published in the scientific journal PLoS ONE underscores the importance of reconnecting elephant habitats through safe corridors. The...
by Adam Cruise | Oct 17, 2022 | Commentary
By Aathira Perinchery – Science, The Wire Kickstarting India’s ambitious cheetah introduction programme, eight African cheetahs from Namibia reached Madhya Pradesh on September 17.An important question hangs in the air now: in exchange for the cheetahs, did...
by Adam Cruise | Oct 15, 2022 | News
By AfricaNews In the south of Cameroon, the Campo Ma’an National Park has been a safe haven for wildlife for years. The 264 064 ha forest is home to 500 plant species, 80 species of mammals including gorilla and elephants, 249 fishes, reptiles, 80 species of...
