Six Namibians arrested for wildlife crimes

Six Namibians arrested for wildlife crimes

By Ellanie Smit, The Namibian Sun WINDHOEK: Six suspects have been arrested in connection with wildlife crimes in six separate cases from 18 April to 25 April, while 10 illegal wildlife products were confiscated. On 18 April, Smith Kangambe was arrested at Menias...

How Kenya turned the tide against ivory poachers

How Kenya turned the tide against ivory poachers

By Andres Schipani, Financial Times Twelve park rangers in olive green fatigues put down their rifles as they listen to a training session about the latest version of a smartphone app. They are sitting beneath a tree in a conservation area that covers almost 50,000...

Part-time Kiwi Launching World Female Ranger Day

By Scoop Media An international elephant saving organisation led by a part-time Kiwi is launching the first world female ranger day to help stop the annual poaching and killing of 35,000 African elephants. The charity How Many Elephants, will promote the World...

Kenya: Avocado farm loses case on wildlife territory

Kenya: Avocado farm loses case on wildlife territory

By Michael Oduor - Africa News An avocado firm located in Kenya’s biggest game park has lost a bid to have its license renewed, a blow to its operations deemed to interfere with the wildlife. The Kenya National Environmental Tribunal suspended Kiliavo Fresh's license...

Namibia: Concern for elephants in Okavango Basin grows

Namibia: Concern for elephants in Okavango Basin grows

By Arlana Shikongo, The Namibian Interested and affected parties in the oil exploration activities in the Okavango Basin are deeply concerned about the impacts of potential 2D seismic surveying to be undertaken in the area on wildlife, particularly elephants....