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Tag: Animal Poachers

March 17, 2021

South African National Parks Welcomes Successful...

The South African National Parks (SANParks) on Wednesday commended the National Prosecuting Authority in Mpumalanga on the successful prosecution of two long-standing rhino poaching trials in the Mhala Regional Court

September 2, 2020

Botswana Hopes Mysterious Elephant Deaths Are...

Botswana’s neighbor, Zimbabwe, recorded its first mysterious deaths last week, with the loss of at least 11 elephants. Wildlife authorities there say the cause appears to be a bacterial infection

January 29, 2020

Shot, Then Rescued, Kyrgyz Snow Leopard...

Kyrgyz wildlife center is nursing a snow leopard named Zhaabars back to health after he was badly wounded by a shotgun. Despite conservationists’ efforts, the rare cats are sometimes targeted by poachers and farmers protecting their herds

December 13, 2019

In Gabon, US Military Joins Counter-Poaching...

Poaching is a major threat to the survival of forest elephants in Africa. Now, the U.S. military is helping to train park rangers who are fighting to protect the elephants in the Central African country of Gabon

July 14, 2019

Ballet and Rhinos in the African...

Artists are often at the forefront of social change, as they use their works to address difficult political and cultural issues. While audiences are probably most familiar with activist painters, filmmakers and musicians, choreographers have also addressed social issues with their dance companies

July 10, 2019

Artificial Intelligence: The New Weapon To...

The survival of wild animals such as elephants and tigers are at risk, and one of the main reasons is poaching. These animals are being hunted, even in protected wildlife parks, for their body parts such as elephants’ tusks and tigers’ skins

April 23, 2019

Zimbabwe Wildlife Orphanage Rescues Animals, Educates...

An animal orphanage in Zimbabwe is one of the organizations leading efforts to ensure poaching and other factors do not entirely destroy wildlife in the southern African nation

March 25, 2019

Indonesia Says Arrested Russian Smuggled...

Local police chief Ruddi Setiawan said Zhestkov had confessed that he bought the orangutan for $3,000 from a street market on Indonesia’s main island of Java

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