Frogs find refuge in elephant tracks

Frogs find refuge in elephant tracks

By  Wildlife Conservation Society - Phys.org Frogs need elephants. That's what a new WCS-led study says that looked at the role of water-filled elephant tracks in providing predator-free breeding grounds and pathways connecting frog populations. Publishing in the...

Namibia confiscates 16 tusks in anti-poaching operation

Namibia confiscates 16 tusks in anti-poaching operation

By Xinhua In a joint cooperation, Namibian Ministry of Tourism and Environment and police have arrested four people suspected of illegal wildlife trafficking in Zambezi area. In a statement, Ministry of Tourism and Environment Public Relations Officer Romeo Muyunda...

Botswana ex-president slams successor

By News24 Johannesburg - Botswanan former president Ian Khama has accused his chosen successor of becoming an autocrat and threatening the country's reputation as a beacon of stability in Africa. Khama, 66, last week left the ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) in...

42West drops Botswana elephant policy

42West drops Botswana elephant policy

By PR Week LOS ANGELES: Entertainment PR firm 42West is pulling out of a deal with the government of Botswana to provide communications strategy for the country’s elephant hunting policy. "While the nature of what 42West was hired to do for the Botswana Ministry...

Greed and politics trump elephants in Southern Africa

By SHANNON EBRAHIM - Independent Online It is simply shocking that Botswana’s new President Mokgweetsi Masisi would give stools made of elephant’s feet as gifts to his counterparts from Zimbabwe, Angola and Namibia. This outrageous affront to conservation in Southern...