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Nam-arrow
9 January 2017  |  In About the NGO, Poaching

Operation Arrow : fighting poaching in Namibia

In september 2016, a Wildlife Angel team flew to Namibia for an anti-poaching training operation. The goal of this trip was to train a group of rangers coming from different reserves of the country. We gathered in Wameru, a reserve where you can meet the largest population of namibian white rhinos. There, the participants received […]

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BrFelins
30 December 2016  |  In About the NGO, Wildlife

Anti-poaching in Niger : Lion Squad Operation

Last november, a Wildlife Angel team went to Niger, north-west Africa, for a training program in the W national park . Further to an audit handled in the Benin and Niger areas of the park, we made some recommendations to Niger’s curator. Being aware of the poaching problem, he asked us for a partnership to […]

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Girafe
30 December 2016  |  In Wildlife

Giraffes now listed as endangered species

Less giraffes in Africa Known as one of Africa’s greatest symbol and as the tallest animal on earth, giraffes are now recognized as a threatened species. The IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) states that the number of giraffes felt by 40% in thirty years. Consequently, biologists decided to put giraffes population under supervision and […]

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Ivory
9 June 2016  |  In News, Poaching

Destocking Ivory?

A few weeks ago, the governments of Namibia and Zimbabwe petitioned the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) to remove elephants from Cites protection, which currently prohibits them from selling elephant ivory. They believe this prohibition, established by the International Convention in 1989, has been an extremely expensive experience without any result. Especially […]

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Selous
8 June 2016  |  In Technology, Wildlife

Selous opposes Tanzania and WWF

A power struggle has recently been initiated between the Tanzanian government and WWF. The international NGO is preparing a report regarding the Selous Reserve in Tanzania. The Selous region is the largest protected area of the country and has the largest concentration of African elephants on the continent. However, the term “largest” is probably exaggerated […]

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Kenya brûle l’ivoire
30 April 2016  |  In Poaching, Wildlife

Kenya burns Ivory

In this Saturday, April 30, 2016, Kenya is preparing for an event concerning the global conservation community to fight against poaching and illegal ivory trafficking. Uhuru Kenyatta, Kenya’s president, decided to burn nearly 105 tons of ivory from stockpiles of the country.   Elephant poaching Before going into the details of the operation and to […]

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