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Empowering data-driven elephant conservation: CITES MIKE Programme trains over 100 rangers at Southern African Wildlife College

Empowering data-driven elephant conservation: CITES MIKE Programme trains over 100 rangers at Southern African Wildlife College

by Adam Cruise | Jun 10, 2024 | News

By the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) Rangers from across the Southern African region have now established a new community of practice for monitoring and reporting on elephant mortality. Accurate and consistent...
African forest elephants teetering on brink of extinction

African forest elephants teetering on brink of extinction

by Adam Cruise | Jun 10, 2024 | Commentary

Rosalie Ann Modder-Oyefeso, Enviro New Nigeria In April 2018, a group of Forest Elephants surged out of the undergrowth of Omo Forest in Ogun State and ambled across the Benin-Sagamu Expressway, bringing traffic to a standstill and killing one foolhardy passerby...
23 elephants killed by Tanzanian authorities to control human-wildlife conflicts

23 elephants killed by Tanzanian authorities to control human-wildlife conflicts

by Adam Cruise | Jun 6, 2024 | News

By Xinhua News Ghana A Tanzanian cabinet minister said on Friday that 23 elephants were among 113 wild animals killed by wildlife authorities in the 2023/2024 financial year to control human-wildlife conflicts. Minister of Natural Resources and Tourism Angellah...
Unsung Heroes: How Rangers Battle Illegal Wildlife Trade To Safeguard Yankari Game Reserve

Unsung Heroes: How Rangers Battle Illegal Wildlife Trade To Safeguard Yankari Game Reserve

by Adam Cruise | Jun 6, 2024 | News

By Anayo Ezugwu, New Telegraph Ahead of World Ranger Day on July 31, senior game rangers confront the daily dangers and challenges they face in their efforts to conserve and protect the remaining elephants, lions and other wildlife in Nigeria from poachers and other...
Elephant poaching in Africa is on the decline — but there’s no room for complacency

Elephant poaching in Africa is on the decline — but there’s no room for complacency

by Adam Cruise | Jun 3, 2024 | Commentary

By Adam Cruise – Daily Maverick The wave of elephant poaching over the past two decades appears to have substantially subsided while prices of ivory have collapsed, but there remain serious threats to some elephant populations. According to the 2024 report from...
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